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hospitality

a QR digital menu for the table, the pass, and the reviews.

Resty is Fossasoft’s digital menu platform for restaurants and cafés: multilingual QR menus, Google reviews, social and WiFi buttons, order taking with myDATA receipts, and analytics. The live product lives at resty.gr.

Open Resty.gr

Guest at a restaurant table opening a QR digital menu on their phone

guests scan a QR code, open the catalogue in the browser, and read dishes in a language that fits their phone. there is no app to install. staff keep one menu up to date, with photos, prices, badges, and specials, instead of reprinting paper every time the kitchen changes a plate.

resty is built in greece by fossasoft for real service floors: tourist languages, google and tripadvisor reviews while people are still at the table, instagram and wifi buttons in the menu, reservation forms, and order taking that can finish with a myDATA e-receipt, cash, card, iris, or pos.

the dashboard also shows how the public menu is used, views by language, category, and product, so you can see which tourists read greek vs english and which dishes actually get opened.

what it covers

QR digital menus

mobile-first catalogues with photos, descriptions, and product options. guests open them from a table tent or sticker. we also design print-ready QR artwork for wood or plexiglass stands.

40+ languages from one QR

the same link can serve dozens of languages. resty detects the device language and shows a flag switcher on the public menu.

reviews, social, and wifi

put google and tripadvisor buttons, instagram, facebook, tiktok, and one-tap wifi on the menu so guests act while they are still sitting down.

design, tags, and announcements

colours, fonts, logo scale, reusable badges for vegan or spicy or bestsellers, and announcement bars for happy hour or daily specials, with a live preview.

order taking, receipts, and myDATA

guests build a list on their phone, staff claim it in the wizard, issue a myDATA e-receipt, and take cash, card, iris, or pos without retyping the order.

live orders display

show order numbers on a public board that refreshes as staff update statuses in the dashboard.

analytics that match the room

every public menu view is recorded by language. the dashboard turns that into totals, share percentages, trend charts, and daily breakdowns.

forms, options, and a photo library

multilingual reservation and contact forms, size and extras groups on products, and one media library for dishes, logos, and button icons.

payments, shipping, and sync

payments and invoicing at the table

order taking can finish with the rails greek venues already use, then hand the receipt to myDATA.

  • IRIS
  • myPOS
  • Card
  • Cash
  • POS
  • myDATA

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how we work

  • we set up your venues, menu structure, and branding so the guest experience matches the room.
  • we help migrate existing menus, photos, and prices, then train staff on day-to-day updates from the phone.
  • we tune languages, allergens, review buttons, and order taking for the guests you actually serve.
  • we can add outlets, forms, or deeper order-taking as the venue grows. the product site is resty.gr if you want to start from a plan.

typical uses

  • restaurants and cafés replacing paper menus
  • hotels and venues with several outlets on one dashboard
  • tourist-facing rooms that need many languages from one QR
  • kitchens that want QR order lists, a live board, and myDATA receipts

what we deliver

  • resty menu setup for your venues
  • QR assets and guest access links, including table-stand artwork
  • staff access for menu, design, orders, and forms
  • language, review, and presentation configuration
  • optional order taking, analytics, and ongoing support

what you get

guests get a clear digital menu in the right language, and staff stop chasing reprints.

the same QR can collect reviews, take a list for the pass, and show you which languages and dishes actually get opened.

Software that holds up in production.

From the first prototype to systems your team can run. Clear process, proper engineering, and support after launch.