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Your menu, on your website.

Paste two lines once. Your website shows the same menu as your QR code and your TV, in your colours, and it changes the moment you change it in MenuMog. No PDF, no retyping, no developer.

Try it

A real MenuMog menu inside a pretend café website. Scroll it, tap a dish, filter by allergen.

flameandbun.example/menu

Flame & Bun

Our menu

This part is the café's own website. Everything below the line is MenuMog.

The café's footer: opening hours, address, contact.

Two lines, pasted once

Every menu has its own code in the editor, under On your website, ready to copy. It looks like this:

<script src="https://www.menumog.com/embed.js" async></script>
<menumog-menu menu="your-menu-code">
  <a href="https://www.menumog.com/view/your-menu-code">Our menu</a>
</menumog-menu>

Options, all optional: theme="dark" for a dark website, header="on" to show your logo above the menu, lang="en" to open in another language, offset="80" when your site has a sticky header that height, background="none" to let your page's own background show through.

Where to paste it

WordPress

Edit the page, add a “Custom HTML” block where the menu goes, paste, update. Works with Gutenberg, Elementor’s HTML widget and Divi’s Code module.

Squarespace, Webflow, Shopify

Add a Code block (Squarespace), an Embed element (Webflow) or a Custom Liquid section (Shopify) and paste. Code blocks with scripts may need a paid plan on some builders.

A site someone built for you

Send your developer the two lines. It is a standard web component: no framework, nothing to install, nothing to update.

A builder that will not run scripts

Link to your menu instead: the link inside the code is your menu page, and it works anywhere a link does.

Why it beats a PDF, a photo or a page you retype

Always current

Change a price in MenuMog and your website, QR code and TV all show it at once. Sold out? Hide the dish; it is gone everywhere.

In your colours

MenuMog reads your logo and colours from your website. Light or dark to sit in your page, your logo on top or not.

Google reads it

The menu goes into your page as schema.org data: dishes, prices, vegan and gluten-free marks, on your own domain.

Light

About 3 KB, and the menu loads only when a visitor scrolls near it, so your homepage stays fast.

Cannot break your site

The menu lives in its own sealed frame: your theme cannot bend it and it cannot touch your page. It grows to its full height, no box with its own scrollbar.

No tracking

Your visitors are yours. The menu runs no analytics and sets no tracking cookies, so it adds nothing to your cookie banner.

Allergens built in

Guests filter by allergen and diet, and every dish says what it contains, in words.

Four languages

Guests switch between Estonian, English, Russian and Finnish right in the menu.

Made for phones

Most people read your site on a phone: big tap targets, a section bar that follows them, dish details that open where they are looking.

Questions

Will it slow down my website?

No. The script is about 3 KB and the menu itself loads only when a visitor scrolls close to it. Above the fold, your page loads exactly as before.

Will Google see my menu?

Yes. Besides the menu itself, the script adds your dishes and prices to your page as schema.org Menu data, the format search engines read for restaurant menus.

Does it add cookies or need my cookie banner?

No tracking at all: the menu runs no analytics and sets no tracking cookies. The one cookie you may see is __cf_bm, the bot protection of Cloudflare, the network in front of menumog.com: it lasts 30 minutes, identifies no one, and is strictly necessary, so it needs no consent.

Can I make it match my site?

It already uses your logo and colours. Choose light or dark, show or hide your logo, and let your page background show through with background="none".

What if MenuMog is unreachable?

The link inside the code stays on your page, so visitors can still open your menu. Search engines and visitors without JavaScript see that link too.

Do I need to update the code when I change my menu?

Never. The code points at your menu; what is in it comes from MenuMog every time.

Put your menu on your site today

Type the menu once. MenuMog sets it for the QR code, the TV, Facebook and your website.

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