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MyQuickDish: QR ordering without order commission

Guests order in their smartphone browser without installing an app. Management runs in the browser too – for restaurants, cafés, bars and food trucks.
Concept illustration for MyQuickDish: three stepped platforms with a card, a bowl and a plate, joined by a yellow ribbon – not a product view.

Purpose

What MyQuickDish is for

At the table, guests wait for the menu and staff walk the same routes twice. With MyQuickDish, guests open the menu via QR code and order directly; kitchen and service see orders in live views.

Features

What MyQuickDish does today.

According to the public product website as of 18 October 2026. The current scope is listed on myquickdish.com.

  1. Categories, dishes, variants and photos in the digital menu.
  2. Table QR codes; ordering in the smartphone browser without an app.
  3. Switch dish availability on and off.
  4. Live views for kitchen, service and billing.
  5. Automatic menu translation into more than 15 guest languages.

Context

What you should know

  • MyQuickDish charges no order commission. Payment processing fees from Stripe apply separately.
  • Native apps for iOS and Android have been announced but are not yet available. MyQuickDish runs in the browser today.
  • Prices and the trial period can change; the pricing page is authoritative.

Product website

How the product presents itself publicly.

The capture shows the public home page, not a signed-in application.

Screenshot of the public home page of myquickdish.com
MyQuickDish website, captured on 18 October 2026

Fact sheet

Terms and links.

There is a monthly and a yearly plan plus a free trial, without a credit card to start. Current prices are listed on myquickdish.com.

MyQuickDishAs of 18 October 2026
Status
Available
Platform
Browser
Area
Hospitality

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MyQuickDish shows how a browser application works for guests without installation while connecting several work areas in real time.

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