Guests scan the QR on their table, then talk to an AI waiter that knows the menu, every ingredient, and what's still in the kitchen tonight. Orders land in the kitchen the second they're confirmed.
Set up in a day · No app install for guests
Hearthside Burger
Double smash patty, aged cheddar…
$22
Pan-Roasted Salmon
86'd today
$26
How it works
One QR per table. Opens the menu in their browser with their table already set.
Hold the mic and talk like you would to a real waiter. Or tap items the old-fashioned way.
Orders appear on the kitchen's live board with an audible chime. Status updates ping the guest's phone.
See it
The waiter has the live menu in its head — names, prices, every ingredient, every dietary tag, and what's 86'd tonight. It recommends dishes, handles allergies, and only suggests what the kitchen can still make.
Listening
Hearthside Tavern · Table 5
Live Orders
Oldest first · 3 active
Table 4
19:42voice
Table 7
19:38
For your kitchen
Your team uses any browser — tablet, laptop, phone. Orders appear oldest-first with a chime. Mark each ticket preparing, ready, served with one click. No new POS to learn, no extra hardware to buy.
For restaurants
Guests order the moment they're ready, not when a server gets to them.
The AI repeats the order back before submitting. No misheard sides, no wrong items.
Every dish ships with its ingredient list. The waiter answers 'is this gluten-free?' instantly.
Print QR codes. Done. Guests use their own phones; staff use any browser.
For diners
No waving, no waiting. Decide at your own pace, then talk or tap to order.
Allergies, no onions, extra sauce — everything you mention shows up on the kitchen ticket.
Vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free — filter the menu instantly or just ask the waiter.
Why not a normal QR menu?
Typical QR menu
Serva
Everything inside
One QR per table opens the menu pre-filled with the table number.
OpenAI Realtime API. Holds a conversation, not a Q&A.
Vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free, dairy-free, nuts-free.
86 an item with one tap. Hidden from guests immediately.
Highlight today's recommendations. The AI mentions them when guests ask for ideas.
FIFO order list, audio chime on new orders, voice/manual source tags.
Questions
No. Serva is a web app — it opens in the phone's browser the moment they scan the QR. Works on iPhone and Android.
Diners use their own mobile data; you don't need to give out passwords. The restaurant only needs a browser open on the kitchen's tablet or laptop.
English at launch. The underlying voice model handles many languages — we'll roll out additions as restaurants ask for them.
Every dish you enter comes with an ingredient list. The AI uses that list to answer questions and warn diners. It's a strong first line — staff still confirm before serving anyone with a severe allergy.
Yes. Edit prices, mark items 86'd for the day, add chef's picks — all from one dashboard. Changes are live within seconds.
A day. We enter your menu with you, generate the QR codes, print and place them. You're taking orders by dinner service.
A regular QR menu shows pictures and prices. Serva takes the order — the guest talks to it, it confirms the order, and the kitchen gets a ticket. No staff handover, fewer mistakes, full allergen handling.
The menu page itself is static — guests can browse even if voice has a hiccup. They tap to order instead. If a connection drops mid-order, the cart is saved in their browser so nothing is lost.
Yes — branding, menu layout, dietary tags, voice tone, and what the AI is allowed to recommend are all configurable. We tailor each setup to your concept on the demo call.
On day one
Printed, laminated, and placed before service starts.
We sit with you and load every dish, price, and dietary tag.
Five minutes with the kitchen and the floor. That's all it takes.
A real phone number and email. Reach us during service if you need to.
A 15-minute call. See it live. Walk through what onboarding would look like for your menu.
We reply within one business day.
Month-to-month · Cancel anytime · No setup fee