Sharing your menu

Every store has a menu page at /store/your-store/menu — your items,
categories and prices.

It works even if you have not turned on online ordering. That is the point:
you can show customers what you sell long before you are ready to take orders
through the app.

What customers see

• Your categories, items, photos and prices.
• Search, so a long menu stays usable on a phone.
• If you take online orders: a + on every item adds it straight to the
  customer's order (or opens its options first), a tap on the item opens a quick
  order window, and a bar at the bottom takes them to checkout. Each item also
  has a Details link to its own page.
• If you don't: a tap on any item opens that item's own page, and a note
  explains that ordering happens by contacting you.

Every item has its own link

Each item on your menu is its own page — for example
/store/your-store/menu/chicken-adobo.

That matters for two reasons:

• A customer can send someone the dish, not the menu. "Try this one" now
  survives being pasted into a chat.
• Search engines can rank the item. People search for what they want to
  eat, not for the name of a store they have never heard of. Before this, your
  whole catalog lived at one address, so there was nothing for a search like
  "chicken adobo delivery Makati" to return.

The page shows the photo, the price, the options and your description — and if
you take online orders, it lets the customer add the item and go straight to
checkout. If you do not, it says so, and points them at your contact details.

Items you created before this feature shipped get their links automatically.
Until that finishes, they still work — the link just uses an internal reference
instead of a readable name, and switches over on its own.

Sharing it

From Store details → Share your store, use the Menu row:

• Share posts a short message with the link, ready to paste into a group
  chat.
• Show QR gives you a QR code to print for a table tent, a window, or a
  flyer.

With the NFC add-on you can also write it to a tag: NFC Tools → Write → Menu.

Menu vs store page

Share the store page as your main link. Share the menu when the menu is
the only thing you want to talk about.