About ListoQ
We make menus easier to publish and keep current.
ListoQ gives restaurants, cafes, bars, bakeries, and food trucks a clear workspace for dishes, drinks, prices, photos, and allergens that guests open from a QR code or link.
Edit your menu
DishesPricesPhotosPublish when ready
Guests open your menu
Via QR code or link, on their phone.
Update your draft. Publish. Repeat.
Fast content updates
Content control
Ready to grow
Our Story
Built for businesses that need less content friction
ListoQ started with a simple idea: business catalogs should not be messy to manage or heavy for customers to use.
We built the product for businesses that need a polished customer page and a practical way to keep changing information accurate.
One system
Keep catalogs current
- Clear hierarchy on mobile screens
- Less content chaos for the business
- A stronger digital layer for menus, catalogs, and resources
What matters to us
Clear where customers look. Reliable where businesses work.
Short and clear
We prefer simple words, clean sections, and catalog pages that are easy to scan.
Design with restraint
Visual polish matters, but it should never make the catalog harder to browse or maintain.
Useful for real workflows
The product is made to support changing products, services, prices, resources, and customer information.
Why digital menus
A restaurant menu that keeps up with your business.
A menu helps guests decide what to order. They need readable dish names, current prices and useful descriptions. We build ListoQ around this everyday task: organise food and drinks in one workspace, then publish an online menu that guests can browse on their phones.
How to create an online menu- What is a QR menu?
- A QR menu is a digital menu opened by scanning a QR code. The code leads to a web page with your dishes, drinks and prices. You can also share the menu link on your website or in a message.
- How do menu updates work?
- Edit prices, descriptions and photos in your draft, check the result, then publish when ready. Preparing a seasonal menu or changing a dish does not require redesigning the whole menu. Guests see the published version.
- What do guests need?
- A phone with a browser and an internet connection. Guests can open the menu by QR code or link without installing an app. Categories, photos and allergen information help them explore the offer before speaking with your staff.
Made for everyday service
Different venues. One clear way to present your menu.
QR menus for restaurants
Organise starters, main courses and desserts into categories. Keep descriptions, prices and allergen information alongside each dish, so guests can compare their options at the table.
Digital menus for cafes
Bring coffee, breakfast and pastries together on a page guests can read at the counter or at their table. Prepare changes in a draft before publishing your updated offer.
Online menus for bars
Give cocktails, wines and alcohol-free drinks their own sections. Update drink descriptions and prices in the same workspace, then share the published menu through a QR code or link.
Practical guides
Plan your first digital menu.
Next Step
Want to turn your food and drink menu into a clear customer page?
Start with your real content and keep one access point as your offer changes.