Can it read the real menu?
Printed menus, QR pages, and messy PDFs matter more than perfect sample menus.
iOS beta
Send the menu moment that trips you up.
This beta is for real dinners, not polished demo menus. Tell us where you freeze, then use MenuPilot to turn a QR code or menu photo into an order that sounds like you.
First test
Photo or QR menu
Use the menu already in front of you.
Photo privacy
Read on device
MenuPilot pulls out the text without uploading the photo.
Output
One order script
Food, drink, and the sentence you can say without making it weird.
After dinner
One taste check
Tell MenuPilot what worked so the next pick feels less like a guess.
Good beta testers
You do not need to know wine.
You just need one real table moment where choosing feels harder than it should. That is the feedback this beta needs.
- The server is almost back You want one good order before the table starts looking at you.
- The wine list is not helping You want a drink that fits dinner without pretending to know every region and producer.
- The QR menu has too many tabs You want the app to read the menu so you can stop digging through tabs.
- You know what you dislike You want MenuPilot to remember that and stop steering you toward the same wrong move.
What the beta tests
The beta has to earn one useful order.
Can it choose one thing?
The point is not another long list. It should give one food-and-drink move you trust enough to order.
Does the script sound normal?
If you would not say it to a server, it is not finished.
Does feedback help?
A quick taste check should make the next pick sound more like you.
What it will not do
MenuPilot helps you decide. The restaurant still has the final word.
Restaurants know their ingredients, prep, and availability best. The app helps you choose, then you confirm anything important with staff.
No allergy guarantees
Always confirm ingredients, prep, and cross-contact risks with the restaurant.
No payment handling
The beta helps you decide. Ordering and payment stay with the restaurant.
No food snob act
The right answer is the one you can actually say to a server.
Join the beta
Tell us where you want help first.
Short answers are fine. Good beta notes sound like real life: the wine list, the brunch menu, the server coming back, the group waiting.
Useful note
One restaurant moment you want MenuPilot to handle first.
Good testers
Diners who will try it on a real QR or printed menu.
Next reply
We will ask for the menu that made you want help.