Who this is for

A wrong price on the website is an argument at the till.

The menu changes weekly, and it lives in five places: the site, the PDF someone downloads, the table card, the window, and the lunch photo you post. Retyping it into all five is how they end up disagreeing — and the one that is wrong is always the one the customer read.

Write the week once. A dish with a missing allergen does not publish at all, and a price that changed after the kitchen confirmed it stops and asks rather than quietly going out.

The week's menu, into every place it appears

Studio

Sold out today — off the site in thirty seconds, from the kitchen

Edit

Closed for the holidays, with the notice removing itself

Edit

A QR menu that is the same version as the printed one

Studio

Never published without

  • A price the kitchen has confirmed
  • A complete allergen list
  • A version number you can compare against last week

None of these quite you? The job is the same anyway.