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Five pillars. One living storefront.

Opnclo turns your menu into the most complete source about your restaurant on the internet. Here is what your restaurant gets from day one, and what your guests, your team, Google and the AI assistants see.

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Pillar 01. Visual menu

Guests order what they can see.

A plate described in three lines of text is abstract. A plate shown in a photograph is desire. Adding photos lifts sales on the dishes you want to promote.

Upload one image per dish from your phone. Crop, reorder, done. Descriptions, allergens, dietary tags, pairings all live next to each plate, in a clean layout designed for the table.

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Pillar 02. Live updates

Change a price in five seconds. Everywhere.

The special is sold out. A supplier raised the cost of octopus. You added a new dessert at noon. One tap on your phone, every guest on every table sees the new menu.

No re-printing. No crossed-out prices. No "sorry, that one is off today" whispered to every second table.

Pillar 03. Found by humans. Quoted by AI.

Your restaurant becomes the answer, not a footnote.

Every Opnclo restaurant page is built to be the most complete source about your venue on the internet. Address, hours, cuisine, prices, allergens, photos, and your full live menu, structured the way Google rewards.

We also publish a machine-readable version of your page so ChatGPT, Claude and Perplexity can quote it accurately when a guest asks them where to eat. Your menu is read by humans and by the assistants they trust to choose.

And every menu is translated automatically into the languages your guests speak. English, French, Portuguese, Greek, and more. The German couple, the Italian family, the Japanese visitor, they order confidently. Your server stops translating the same sentence twenty times a service.

Built to be read by
+ Google Search
+ Google Maps
+ Apple Maps
+ ChatGPT
+ Claude
+ Perplexity
Translated for
+ English, French, Portuguese, Greek
+ German, Italian, Spanish, Dutch
+ Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, and more
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Pillar 04. Learn what sells

Stop guessing. Look at the numbers.

Which dishes get viewed and never ordered? Which photo pulls the most clicks? Which category do guests skip?

You get the data a paper menu could never give you. Pair a wine with a steak. Recommend a dessert after the sea bass. Highlight the aperitif before the entrée. The menu suggests, the guest feels guided, the ticket goes up. Rewrite a description, swap a photo, and see the effect week over week.

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Pillar 05. Reservations, on your terms

Booked from your menu. No commission, ever.

A native reservation module is coming to Opnclo. No per-cover commissions, no auction for your own name, no third party owning your guest list.

You keep every booking, every contact, every repeat visit. Included in your plan when it launches in the coming weeks.

Your team, freed.

Servers finally stop explaining the menu for the hundredth time today.

When the guest can read, see, and understand what they are ordering, your team is freed from the repetitive part of the job. They stop translating, listing allergens, describing the same dish twelve times a shift. They start doing what they do best. Reading the table, making a recommendation that actually fits, creating an experience.

The phone is on the table for a minute. Your hospitality is what guests remember.

What a server no longer has to say
- "It has garlic, a bit of cream, some white wine..."
- "We do not have the sea bass tonight."
- "It is 18 euros, not 16 anymore."
- "Yes, it is gluten-free."
- "Let me translate that for you..."
What they say instead
"The chef took delivery of fresh sardines this morning. They are small, grilled with olive oil from the neighbour's grove. I would start there."
"I do not want my guests buried in their phones. I do not want technology replacing my staff. That is not the restaurant I want to run."

A digital menu does not replace your team. It frees them.

The best restaurants in the world use digital menus, and their service has never felt more human. Michelin-starred kitchens, boutique hotels, destination dining rooms. They did not become cold. They became sharper.

The guest looks at the menu for forty-five seconds, not eight minutes. They look up. They talk to each other. They ask the server a real question, not a translation question.

The phone is on the table for a minute. Your hospitality is what guests remember.

Give your menu the place it deserves.

One simple price. Everything included. No commission on covers, ever. No one from sales will call you.

Create my digital menu