📱 axmenu: Digital Presence for Everyone
A restaurant's menu, a seller's catalogue and a freelancer's links all have the same problem: they change, they need to look like you, and nobody wants to pay a developer to reshuffle a price list. axmenu is a lightweight, multi-tenant platform built to make that presence self-serve — create a page, brand it, publish it, and share it by link or QR code in minutes.
What it does
- Restaurant digital menus. An ordered, always-current menu that guests open from a QR code — no reprints, no design fees when a price changes.
- Seller catalogues. A browsable product showcase for sellers who need a storefront, not a full store.
- Quick landing pages. A fast, single-page presence for a launch, an event or a service.
- Link-in-bio pages. One tidy destination for every link a person needs to share.
- Forms and lead capture. Collect a message or an enquiry without leaving the page.
- A free tier. Sign up and publish without entering a card; Pro starts at a few dollars a month.
The shape of the platform
Every tenant gets the same primitives — pages, sections, items and a brand kit — which means the product is really a small composition engine rather than a dozen separate tools. The menu, the catalogue and the profile page are different arrangements of the same pieces, so a new use case is a new template instead of a new codebase. Publishing produces a shareable, QR-friendly URL, and the whole experience is built to be legible on a phone first: a customer scanning a code at a table is the primary user in the room.
The result
axmenu is the studio's own product bet on the long tail — the businesses that are too small for custom software and too real to keep using paper. It is in the final stretch of a public launch, with the free tier as the front door.