Erbil · 3D menus for restaurants

Your guests see the dishon their own table.

We scan your plates in 3D. Guests open the menu from a code on the table, turn each dish in their hands, then set it down in front of them — at its real, measured size. It runs in the browser. There is nothing to install.

Works on iPhone and Android · Kurdish, Arabic and English

The Vista menu on a phone, showing a Black Angus truffle burger in 3D with its price in dinars

31 cm board — shown at its actual size

  1. 1Scan the codeOn the table, the door, the receipt.
  2. 2Browse in 3DTurn the dish, read what is in it.
  3. 3Put it on the tableTrue size, through the camera.

The same dish, twice

One is a menu. The other is dinner, sitting on the table.

Both are real screens from the live menu. Nothing between them but a tap — and the burger is the same 31 cm board either way.

The dish in the menu: a 3D burger you can turn with a finger

In the menu

The same dish placed on a wooden table through the phone camera, at its real size

On the table

How it works

Three taps from the table to the plate.

The Vista welcome screen greeting guests in Arabic, with Kurdish, Arabic and English to choose from
01

They scan, and pick a language

A code on the table opens the menu. Kurdish, Arabic or English — the whole menu follows, right to left included.

The burger in 3D with gold callouts naming the brioche bun, the patty, the lettuce and the fries
02

They turn the dish over

Every plate is a 3D scan of your own food. One button names what is in it, right on the dish.

The AR view showing a translucent preview of the dish on the table before placing it
03

They set it down in front of them

The camera opens inside the page. A translucent copy of the dish shows where it will land; a tap puts it there.

Measured, not guessed

A portion nobody has to imagine.

Every dish is scanned and then published with its real plated dimensions in centimetres. When it appears on a guest's table, the app matches the phone's lens to those numbers, so a 31 cm sharing board is 31 cm on the table — not an impression of one.

That is the part guests remember, and the part that stops the question every waiter in Erbil answers forty times a night: is it big?

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Real scale, locked
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Languages, RTL ready
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Apps to install
The placed dish on a table with gold callouts naming each ingredient

What you get

Everything, done for you.

You hand us a menu and a table. We hand back a link and a code to put on it.

We scan your dishes

Photogrammetry of your real plates, cleaned up and optimised until they load in a second on restaurant wifi.

Kurdish, Arabic, English

Names, descriptions, ingredients and allergens in all three, with proper right-to-left typesetting.

iPhone and Android

Android uses the phone’s own AR. iPhone gets a version we built inside the page, because Safari has no AR of its own.

True-size guarantee

Each dish carries its measured width. Nothing in the app is allowed to resize it behind your back.

Your menu, your brand

Your logo, your colours, your categories and your prices in dinars. It is your menu, not a Vista page.

Hosted and maintained

Your own domain or a page on ours, on a server we run. New dishes and price changes are a message away.

Built here

Made in Erbil, for tables in Erbil.

We are not a template you buy abroad and translate afterwards. The menu was written in Kurdish, Arabic and English from the first line, prices are in dinars, and when a dish changes you message a person in this city who answers.

We come to the restaurant, scan the plates, and set the whole thing up. You do not need to know what a 3D model is.

The same menu in Sorani Kurdish, laid out right to left

The same menu in کوردی — right to left, the way it should be.

Let's put your menu on the table.

Send us a photo of your current menu. We will tell you what it costs and how long the scanning takes — usually one afternoon in the restaurant.

Or open the live menu and place a burger on your own table first.