Why I’m building Menu Builder
Restaurants deserve a faster way to publish menus and a website that actually stays current.
Too many restaurants still patch this together manually
Menus change often, but the publishing workflow is usually messy. One update can mean touching a PDF, a website, a social profile, and a handful of other places. That makes small changes slow, error-prone, and easy to postpone.
What I’m building
Menu Builder helps restaurants publish digital menus and simple branded websites from one shared system. The focus is on fast updates, AI-assisted translations, theme control, and a setup that works for more than one location without turning into custom work every time.
Why it matters
Guests should be able to find accurate hours, current menus, and a site that feels trustworthy. Restaurant teams should be able to update that information without needing a developer for every small change.
How I’m approaching it
I’m interested in products that solve practical problems without creating new operational overhead. For this project that means clean theming, multilingual support, fast publishing, and tooling that feels flexible to restaurants while still staying maintainable behind the scenes.
If you work with restaurants, I’d love to compare notes
If you run a restaurant, build hospitality software, or think a better menu publishing workflow should exist, feel free to email me.