Website and delivery610 ₽
Catalogue updates after saving
Dish availableMenu and channels
Staff edit a dish in FoodCode and check the relevant channels instead of entering each menu again.
How it works
Fill in the dish
Add its name, photo, ingredients, price and options, such as a pizza size or extra toppings.
Choose where it appears
Enable delivery and QR visibility separately. Translate names and descriptions into your enabled languages when needed.
Check the guest menu
Open your website, QR or Telegram. Fresh page loads use the saved catalogue; a tablet needs to download an update.
Send data to maps
Download XLSX/YML or copy the feed URL. Check the service requirements and connect the source in its business account.
One dish. One catalogue. Several channels.
Change the price in the dashboard example and see where the data is used. This demonstration does not save or publish anything.
Onigiri
Rice, nori, filling
Dish price610 ₽
QR menu610 ₽
Catalogue updates after saving
Dish availableTelegram Mini App610 ₽
Catalogue updates after saving
Dish availableTablet610 ₽
Offline copy · updated by syncing
Dish availableMaps: file or feed610 ₽
Exporting does not publish to maps. The owner submits the file or feed link; the platform reviews and updates its listing.
Shared data: name, photo, description and ingredients, base price, variants and extras. Visible fields depend on the channel.
Dish prices in the current catalogue are shared across branches. A branch stop list can restrict availability. QR uses the branch in its link; tablet and exports use the global catalogue.
FREE includes a storefront and QR for viewing. Orders, Telegram Mini App and tablet mode require a subscription. Channels are enabled separately; variants and extras are used in orders, but do not enter map exports.
Website updates are visible after loading the current menu. Maps and offline tablets have separate update steps.
Explore this task| Data | Website and delivery | QR menu | Telegram Mini App | Tablet | Maps: file or feed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name and photo | Used | Used | Used | Used | Base data export |
| Description and ingredients | Used | Used | Used | Used | Base data export |
| Price | Used | Used | Used | Used | Base price |
| Variants and extras | When building an order | When building an order | When building an order | When building an order | — |
| Branch availability | Used | Branch in the QR link | Used | Global catalogue | Global catalogue |
What you can do
Website and storefront
Menu, photos, contact details and opening hours on a FoodCode subdomain. Start by filling in your venue details.
FREE and subscriptionQR menu in the venue
Guests open the menu with their phone camera. They can browse or collect an order to show the waiter.
FREE and subscriptionTelegram Mini App
Catalogue, basket, checkout and guest profile inside Telegram. You do not need to enter a second menu for the bot.
FoodCode subscriptionA bot and menu button setup through BotFather are required.
Tablet menu
Download the menu to an Android tablet. Browsing and collecting an order for the waiter work offline.
FoodCode subscriptionAndroid Chrome; internet for installation and updates.
Files and feed for maps
Export the catalogue for Yandex Business and 2GIS. The company profile owner uploads the file or connects the URL.
FREE and subscriptionFormat checks, a business account and publication by the map service are required.
Plan and connections
- FREE includes a website, QR and uploads of your own photos. Telegram, tablets, custom colours and your own domain require a FoodCode subscription.
- A custom domain requires DNS access and verification. Map services require rights to the company profile; acceptance in your account must be checked separately.
What to consider
- Base dish prices are shared between locations; availability can differ through location stop lists. Separate location prices are not currently supported.
- The tablet uses the network catalogue without a location selector. Updates require internet; externally hosted photos are not cached offline.
- Map exports omit modifiers, translations and location stop lists. Check format, currency and acceptance with the service; updates are not instant.
Common questions
Which data is shared?
Names, photos, ingredients, base prices, modifiers, translations and global availability live in one catalogue. Delivery and QR visibility are separate settings.
Will map menus change immediately?
No. FoodCode creates the file and feed, while the service handles upload, checks and publication. Uploaded files need uploading again; connected feeds follow the service’s schedule.
Can guests send orders through QR?
A subscription supports table ordering with a table number and payment at the venue. In the free mode, guests show their collected order to the waiter.
Choose your next step
Create a free storefront and review your menu. Activate paid tools separately when you decide to.