Scan. Order. Split. Pay.
No app needed.
The dine-in rail in full. Unlike a counter sale, the customer books the order themselves — the table QR opens your menu in a browser, the table settles itself, and your staff serve instead of running cards.
AED 184.00
6 items · opened 42 minutes ago
Four taps, scan to settled.
- Scan the table QRThe phone camera opens it in the browser. No app, no account.
- Browse and pickThis branch's menu, with sizes and add-ons, straight into the order.
- Send the orderThey review it and send it. It goes straight to your team.
- One bill for the tableEveryone at the table sees the same bill, and can keep ordering.
- Pay or splitPay it all, split evenly, or pick their own items. The rest of the table sees what is left.
- Paid, with rewards waitingA receipt, and the rewards from this bill held for them in the CURD app.
Every step after the first is something the customer chose to do — and each one is a Google review, a story or a returning customer.
Most of it happens while they are still with you. What is not unlocked in 48 hours lapses — and costs you nothing.
The floor, in one view.
Live order queue
Orders arrive at the kitchen or bar as guests place them — or connected straight through to the point-of-sale you already run.
Who has paid
A part-paid table shows exactly which shares have settled, so nobody chases the wrong guest.
Waiter-placed orders
Staff can place the order on the guest's behalf from the CURD app — same flow, same rewards, for guests who would rather order out loud.
The awkward ten minutes, gone.
The end of a meal is where service usually breaks down — one machine, eight people, and a waiter doing arithmetic. This removes all of it.
Split equally
The bill divides across however many people are at the table. Each pays their share from their own phone.
Split by item
Each guest claims what they ordered. Shared plates can be split across whoever ate them.
Custom amounts
Someone covers more, someone covers less, someone pays the whole thing. The balance updates live for everyone.
Build it once. It appears everywhere.
The same catalogue powers the table QR, your own website or app, and your marketplace storefront. Change a price once and it changes in every one.
Photos and descriptions
The single biggest driver of order value on a QR menu.
Modifiers and options
Sizes, add-ons, preparation notes, courses and set menus.
Live availability
Mark an item unavailable and it disappears from every surface instantly.
Menu schedules
Breakfast, lunch, weekend and seasonal menus that switch themselves.
Allergens and dietary tags
Filterable by the guest, so your staff answer fewer questions.
Arabic and English
Both languages on the same item.
The menu and the bill are free.
| What the guest does | What it needs | What it costs |
|---|---|---|
| Scans and reads the menu | A printed QR. Nothing to install. | Free |
| Pays the bill and splits it | A printed QR | Free |
| Tips the waiter | A printed QR | Free |
| Earns points and the review bonus | Rewards switched on | Free — you pay only what is redeemed |
| Places the order themselves | Table ordering switched on | Advanced, AED 500 per branch a month |
| A waiter places it for them | Table ordering switched on | Advanced, AED 500 per branch a month |
Your staff serve instead of running cards.
The table turns faster
No waiting for the machine and no splitting arguments — which on a busy service is another cover.
Tips go up
Prompted at the moment of payment, routed to the waiter.
The review ask happens automatically
At the moment the guest is happiest, not two days later by email — and it is tied to a verified payment.
Order value rises
Photos, modifiers and no queue at the till. Guests order the second round they would otherwise skip.
Where competitors stop
QR payment tools end at the payment. Booking apps end at the slot. Both close the transaction and nothing follows it.
CURD keeps working: the same transaction becomes a review, a repeat visit, a referral and a customer you own — because the payment writes into the loyalty ledger and the review feeds your marketplace rank.
See how the loop works →Ten minutes, or connect what you run.
Upload your menu
Spreadsheet import, sync from your point-of-sale, or build it in the CURD app. Onboarding will do it for you, free.
Set your reward rate
By category or by item, so it fits your margins.
Print the QR
One per table, or one per seat. No hardware, no terminal, nothing to mount.
Connect your POS
Optional, and free on every plan — orders land in the system your kitchen already uses. See integrations
Anywhere a guest sits down.
Restaurants
Full service, where table turn and the end-of-meal wait are the constraint.
Cafés
High volume, low ticket, where a queue at the till is lost revenue.
Bars & lounges
Rounds ordered from the table instead of the bar, split however the group likes.
Hotels & poolside
Service anywhere a QR can be placed, without staff walking a machine across a terrace.
Table ordering is available for restaurants, cafés and bars. Menu and bill payment work for any business that seats a customer.
What operators ask first.
Does the guest have to download anything?
No. The QR opens your menu in whatever browser is on their phone. The CURD app is optional — it is what carries their points and Coins between businesses, and it is where the AED 11 welcome gift lands, but ordering, splitting and paying all work without it.
Can we still take orders the normal way?
Yes. Waiters can place the order for a guest from the CURD app, and counter sales work exactly as before. The table QR is an option for guests who prefer it, not a replacement for your floor staff.
Does this replace our point-of-sale?
No. CURD connects to the system you already run — orders flow through to your kitchen the way they do today. Connection work is free on every plan.
What if only some of the table pays?
The bill shows exactly which shares have settled and which have not, so your team can see the outstanding balance at a glance rather than working it out.
Who gets the tip?
The waiter. The prompt appears at the moment of payment and the tip is routed through your own account.
Do we need it at every branch?
No. Table ordering sits in Advanced, and Advanced is charged per branch — so switch it on where it earns its keep and leave the rest on free menu and bill payment. Basic is not per branch; one price covers the group.
Everyone can print a QR code.
The question is what happens after it.
Scan, order and pay is table stakes — several products do it, and do it fine. What none of them do is treat the payment as the start of something. Here is the same transaction, on both.
Menu up in ten minutes.
Upload your catalogue, print the QR, put it on the table. Bill payment is free from day one.
On a phone
Two buttons, straight to the store.
On a laptop or iPad
Scan with your phone camera — the app only installs on a phone.