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From the QR code on the table to a white-label app: Cazullo treats the menu as a sales tool, with video, AI, and data the owner can act on.
Cazullo builds software for restaurants. Its main product for the sector is Smart Menu, a QR video menu where diners browse dishes with short videos, read the menu in their own language, and get AI dish recommendations powered by Google Gemini, while owners see which dishes get the most attention. For restaurant groups and hospitality brands that want an app under their own name, Cazullo also builds white-label apps through the Cazullo Platform.
The problems we keep seeing
- The QR code on the table leads to a PDF that nobody enjoys reading
- The menu is the restaurant's main sales tool, yet it generates zero data
- Tourists struggle with the language and end up ordering the safe, obvious dish
- A printed or PDF menu lags reality: sold-out dishes and price changes take days to show up
- There is no way to know which dishes get attention and which are ignored
How Cazullo approaches restaurants
The menu as a revenue tool, not a formality
Most restaurants treat the menu as a formality: a list of names and prices. Smart Menu treats it as the sales moment it actually is. Each dish is presented with short looping videos and photos, so the food sells itself before the waiter arrives. The restaurant updates sections, dishes, prices, and media in a Studio admin area, and changes go live immediately, with no reprinting.
Data from the menu, dish by dish
Once the menu is digital, it can be measured. Smart Menu shows the owner which dishes get viewed most, with analytics and downloadable PDF reports, so decisions about the menu, pricing, and what to film next rest on what diners actually look at instead of guesswork.
AI that helps diners choose
A "help me choose" assistant, powered by Google Gemini, suggests dishes based on the diner's preferences. Dietary information and filters cover vegetarian options and restrictions, and the same menu can be shown in multiple languages, so tourists read dishes in their own language. Smart Menu is also licensable as a white-label product: restaurant groups and agencies can run it under their own brand.
Stack and integrations
Smart Menu runs on the web: diners scan the QR code and the menu opens in the browser, with no app download. AI recommendations run on Google Gemini, the platform runs on Firebase on Google Cloud, and menus can be shown in multiple languages. For brands that need their own app, the Cazullo Platform delivers white-label apps for hospitality.
FAQ
Do diners need to install anything?
No. Smart Menu runs on the web: diners scan the QR code and the menu opens in the browser, with videos, languages, and the AI assistant included.
Can we film the dishes ourselves?
Yes. Short, simple videos filmed on a phone work well: the goal is to show the real dish, not to run a production. Videos and photos are uploaded through the Studio admin area.
Does Smart Menu replace our POS?
No. Smart Menu is the menu layer: it presents dishes, helps diners choose, and measures attention. It does not handle ordering or payments, so it sits alongside your existing POS.
Can restaurant groups white-label it?
Yes. Smart Menu is licensable as white-label: restaurant groups and agencies can operate it under their own brand and offer it to their restaurants as their own product.
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