Free
$0 / forever
Enough for a long weekend in a city you've never been to.
- 5 scans per month
- All 12 languages
- Currency conversion
- No account required
Pricing
Two prices. That's it.
Free covers most travelers. Unlimited covers people who eat out a lot, or travel for a month, or just don't want to think about it. No tiers above. No tiers below.
Unlimited
$3.99 / month
For longer trips, working lunches, or anyone who'd rather not count.
- Unlimited scans
- All 12 languages
- Offline scan history
- Cancel any month
No subscription required
If five scans a month is enough, you never see a paywall — and never give us a card.
No account, ever
No login, no email, no password. The app opens, the camera opens, you eat.
Why we charge
Each scan runs through a vision model. Unlimited covers our cost on heavy users — that's the whole math.
"Can't I just use Google Translate?"
You can. It will give you the words. Bacalhau à Brás becomes "cod with eggs," which is technically correct and tells you almost nothing about what's arriving at the table. This app reads the menu, identifies each dish, and shows you a photo of it — with the actual ingredients and the price in your currency. It's a different question being answered. If translation is what you need, the keyboard in your pocket already does that for free.
What this replaces.
When you're at the table
The usual way
With Menu Scanner
Reading 20 dish names you don't recognize
Translate each line, guess from the words
One photo, every dish on screen
Knowing what's actually in it
Ask the waiter, hope they know enough English
Ingredients listed for every dish
Knowing what €19 means today
Mental math, or open another app
Your home currency, every line
Time before the waiter returns
Five to ten minutes of stress
About three seconds
A note on the price
$3.99 is what unlimited scans cost us per heavy user per month, plus a few cents. We're not trying to build a $20 wellness-app empire on top of a camera trick. If the model gets cheaper, the price gets cheaper.
Free isn't a trial — it's the actual product for most people. A weekend in Rome is maybe four scans. A week in Tokyo is maybe seven. We made the cap fit a real trip, not a marketing funnel.
— the two people who made this
Bring it to your next meal.
iPhone today. Android in spring.
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