Digital product & IT studio
Website, menu & QR
Help guests find menu, opening hours, contact, and QR options faster. This page outlines website, digital menu, and later ordering paths clearly, with personal review before any final quote.
Studio for digital systems
Clear guest path first, technology second
LokalCode connects brand presence, menu, QR entry, and contact so guests find what they need without detours, while the business keeps the first scope lean.
Ranges, ordering flows, payment, POS connections, hosting, and real data processing are reviewed separately. English is informational; German public/legal/privacy text remains authoritative where relevant.
Interface first
Sharpen the flow and interface first, then build modules
Good systems start with a few precise questions: what do guests see first, which content does the restaurant maintain, and which integrations belong in a later technical phase?
After contact
From restaurant setup to a reviewed offer
The next step stays deliberately personal: we review your QR-menu scope manually before any offer. No automatic final quote, no online checkout, and no automatic customer email.
1. Share your setup
You share restaurant, city, dine-in, takeaway or both, approximate table count, desired start timing, and whether menu setup help is needed.
2. Review scope manually
We review menu size, languages, table cards, devices, maintenance needs, and open technical points before any price is confirmed.
3. Prepare a manual offer
The offer separates annual package, optional table cards, printers/devices, initial menu setup, and later integrations clearly.
4. Confirm setup
Only after your confirmation are content, QR access, table cards, or devices prepared. There is no automatic checkout.
5. Prepare QR menu
Menu structure, QR links, cards, or devices are prepared according to the confirmed scope. Upload, storage, and live operation are separate decisions.
6. Final check before use
Menu content, prices, allergens, additives, and legal menu text remain the merchant's responsibility unless separately agreed.
Focus areas
Modules for digital restaurant experiences
Start with what helps guests and operators first: website, menu, QR entry, maintenance, or later integrations. No live ordering, payment, or binding quote.
QR-code ordering system for restaurants
QR at the table, digital menu, and optional ordering path as a clearly planned system. Payment, kitchen, and POS remain separate modules.
Digital menu / online menu
Clear menu interface for categories, prices, languages, allergens, and additives - with customer approval before publication.
Restaurant website
Brand-driven presence with menu, images, opening hours, contact, and clear guest guidance.
UI/UX & product design
Screens, states, and user guidance for website, menu, inquiry, and later system modules.
Local businesses / digitalization
Websites and small digital tools for services, contact, opening hours, and later extensions.
Maintenance & care
Menu maintenance, content updates, interface adjustments, and technical care as a separate monthly module.
QR-code restaurant system
QR at the table: start small, extend cleanly
A good QR system feels simple for guests, but needs clean internal planning: menu structure, languages, allergens, table context, maintenance, and later ordering flow. Pickup, delivery, online payment, kitchen printing, and POS connection are optional later integrations and not included by default.
The range depends on table count, menu size, languages, maintenance needs, ordering logic, and integration needs. This Alpha page generates no binding price and no production-ready system.
Modular first estimate
Understand the first direction before a quote
Use the English self-check for a first orientation around restaurant website, QR menu, digital menu, design, and later integrations. The result is not binding and still needs personal review before any offer.
Real submission, storage, email, providers, payment, or live QR ordering would require a separately approved implementation step.
Restaurant Scope Check
Find the first direction for your restaurant
Choose business type, goal, and modules. The preview shows whether a lean start may fit or which points need personal review before any final offer.
- 1.Business
- 2.Service
- 3.Modules
- 4.Scope
- 5.Contact
- 6.Result
Step 1 of 6
What kind of business is this request for?
Restaurant-related businesses get practical questions about menu, tables, guest flow, and operations.
Demos and reference direction
Use restaurant demos as product and design references
The restaurant variants show how menu, images, contact, table inquiry, and premium brand direction can feel. They are previews, not finished customer projects and not a QR ordering or payment system.
Digital building blocks
Interface-oriented impressions from overview, workflow sketch, interface building blocks, and digital system details.
Contact hours
| Monday to Thursday |
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| Saturday and Sunday | Closed |
Contact hours for fictional inquiries. In the Alpha, nothing is scheduled automatically and there is no support, SLA, uptime, or availability promise.
Frequently asked questions
What is a QR menu / digital menu?
Guests scan a QR code and open a digital menu. Ordering, payment, kitchen printing, and POS connection are separate later modules, not part of this preview.
Is it for dine-in, takeaway, or both?
Both are possible. The starting scope is planned separately because dine-in, takeaway, table cards, and later ordering paths have different requirements.
What does “from 480 EUR/year plus VAT” mean?
It is a net orientation for a lean QR menu. The exact scope, VAT, and possible add-ons are confirmed only after personal review.
What information do you need first?
Restaurant name, city, contact, dine-in/takeaway, approximate table count, menu size, desired start timing, and whether menu setup or table-card help is needed.
What happens after I contact you?
We review the scope manually, clarify open points, and only then prepare a written offer. This page sends no automatic customer email.
Is the price final?
No. Prices on the page are guide ranges. A final offer is created only after personal review and confirmation of the concrete scope.
Who is responsible for menu content, prices, and allergens?
The merchant remains responsible for menu text, prices, allergens, additives, and legal menu information unless something else is separately agreed and reviewed.
Is there online checkout or payment?
No. This preview includes no checkout, no payment processing, and no binding ordering path. Those functions would be later separate modules.
Are CRM/POS already finished?
No. QR menu and digital menu are the clearest starting point. CRM, POS, cash register, kitchen printing, and integrations remain later beta or custom modules after review.
Request consultation
Briefly describe the main goal: website, digital menu, QR entry, maintenance, or later integrations. Consultation in German or Chinese is possible. In this preview, the form is only a UI surface.
Alpha note: This form does not send, store, track, calculate, or process data.
Location
Location
This demo keeps the map area without an external embed and shows the address after consent.
Digitalstraße 9, 45127 Essen
Non-binding first estimate
Start clearly, then review personally
This preview shows a safe starting point: describe the goal, sort modules, collect open points. A final price follows only after personal review; there is no automatic final price and no real submission on the default page.