Guests scan the code on the table and see today's dishes in rupees. They can send an order to your WhatsApp, find you on the map, or open your Foodmandu or Pathao Food page, all from the same link.
The menu is the first thing on the page, not a PDF three taps away.
Guests add the dishes they want to a basket and send it as one written message.
Order & visit
Everything people used to ask on the phone sits under the menu.
Everything without a plan name is on the free Personal plan. Professional is NPR 299 a month and Business is NPR 999 a month, paid by eSewa, Khalti, Fonepay, bank transfer or card.
QR code for your page
Download and print it. It points at your page, so it never needs reprinting when the menu changes.
Menu items with NPR prices
Name, a line of description and a price for each dish, in the order you choose.
WhatsApp basket
Guests add priced dishes and send the order to your WhatsApp as a written message.
Full menu as a PDF
Upload your printed menu so the long version is one tap away.
Table booking requests
A form that asks for the date, time and number of guests. Replies land in your inbox.
Page views, clicks and scans
See how many people opened the page and what they tapped.
Dynamic QR codesProfessional plan
Change where a printed code points, and count its scans separately.
Orders inbox and stockBusiness plan
A full shop with photos, stock that counts down, and every order saved in one place.
Create your account and choose your handle, for example golinq.me/@yourcafe.
Put today's dishes in with NPR prices, upload the full menu as a PDF, and add your WhatsApp number, map location and delivery-app links.
Download the QR code for your page and print it for tables, the counter or the menu board.
Edit prices or dishes from your phone. The printed code opens your page, so it stays correct after every change.
No. The QR code opens your golinq.me page in the phone's browser, on iPhone and Android.
No. The code opens your page, and you change the page. Edit a price in the morning and the code on every table shows the new one.
Guests add priced dishes to a basket, then send it. WhatsApp opens on their phone with the order already written out: each dish, the quantity, the prices and the total. You confirm it in the chat.
No. There is no online card payment. Guests pay you the way they already do: cash, eSewa, Khalti or Fonepay at the counter or on delivery.
Yes. Add them as links on your page. Guests who want delivery through those apps tap through to your listing there.
The free Personal plan covers the menu, the QR code, the WhatsApp basket and one form. Professional (NPR 299 a month) adds dynamic QR codes and more forms. Business (NPR 999 a month) adds the full shop with stock and an orders inbox.
Products with photos and stock, a basket, and orders that arrive on WhatsApp.
See how it works for shops
A services menu with prices, online booking, and bridal enquiries in one place.
See how it works for salons
Your work first, then packages, show dates and a way to book you.
See how it works for creators
Start free on the Personal plan. Pick a template, add your details, and share the link or the QR code.
