Observed arrival · 2026-08-24

ScanMy.Menu turns paper menus into QR-ready restaurant sites

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Restaurants photograph a paper menu and receive a searchable online version with its own address, printable table QR codes, and optional English–Amharic navigation.

Landing page captured for the 2026-08-24 issue.

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The stated workflow accepts one or several phone photographs, including handwritten menus, then asks the operator to review extracted dishes, prices, and translations before applying the result. The page shows examples priced in ETB and describes a one-tap English–Amharic toggle, along with temporary “86” controls that restore dishes automatically the next day. Restaurant owners are also promised inline edits and QR codes that do not need reprinting when the menu changes.

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