Written once, published everywhere
Your profile, your website, the QR code and the printed PDF all read the same carta. There is no second version to update and forget.
Menus, price lists & QR
One carta, everywhere it needs to be
Write your menu or price list once. It shows on your profile, on your own website, and behind a QR code your customers scan at the table — and it exports as a print-ready PDF when you want it on paper. Change a price in one place and every one of those changes with it.
- 22 designs, 20 colour schemes
- A QR code for the table
- Print-ready PDF with bleed and crop marks
- The fourteen allergens, marked per dish
What it does
One carta, kept in one place, doing the work in four.
A QR code your customers scan
No app to download: it opens in the browser, in their language. You can publish your WiFi as a QR on the same page, so nobody has to read a password off a chalkboard.
Printed without a designer
Export a print-ready PDF in 6 formats — including tri-fold and table tent — with the bleed and crop marks a print shop expects.
Allergens and diets, per dish
Mark the 14 allergens EU law names and 10 dietary marks on each item. Guests filter the carta and see their options in one tap.
22 designs
Each one is a full typographic system — type, spacing, section marks, how the price meets the dish. Pick by trade if it helps, or ignore the labels entirely: any design works for any business.
Classic
Restaurants · Fine dining
Traditional carta: elegant serifs, centred sections and dotted price leaders.
Bistro
Restaurants · Cafés · Bars
French-bistro two-column card: compact, legible, a lot of menu on little paper.
Trattoria
Restaurants · Cafés
Warm and family-run, with numbered dishes: pizzerias, trattorias and home cooking.
Grill
Restaurants · Bars
Grill house: dark paper, heavy headings and item names in caps.
Market
Restaurants · Cafés
Tapas and sharing plates as photo cards: market-board and seasonal cooking.
Wine cellar
Bars · Fine dining · Restaurants
Wine & cocktail card: dark paper, gold accents, two columns and plenty of air.
Cocktail bar
Bars · Fine dining · Beauty & wellness
Art-deco cocktail list: double frame, spaced capitals, classic hotel-bar air.
Taproom
Bars · Services
Beer by size in columns: half, third and stein aligned and easy to compare.
Beach bar
Bars · Cafés · Restaurants
Beach bar & tapas: warm section bands, rounded corners and photo thumbnails.
Coffee house
Cafés · Restaurants · Beauty & wellness
Calm coffee house: generous white space, dotted leaders and soft type.
Bakery
Cafés · Restaurants
Bakery & patisserie: friendly serifs, a fine frame and a sprig between sections.
Gelato
Cafés · Restaurants
Bright and playful: photo tiles, pill-shaped prices and very round corners.
Hair salon
Beauty & wellness · Services
Hair salon: service, duration and price in aligned columns, airy and clear.
Nail studio
Beauty & wellness · Fine dining · Services
Manicure & pedicure: elegant minimalism, small caps and a very fine frame.
Spa
Beauty & wellness · Fine dining
Massage & wellness: serene, centred, a soft wave and the duration up front.
Barbershop
Beauty & wellness · Bars
Classic barbershop: dark, double frame, capitals and plenty of character.
Beauty clinic
Beauty & wellness · Fine dining · Services
Beauty clinic: quiet luxury, gilded plates, treatments with duration and price.
Workshop
Services
Clear tabular tariff: zebra rows, strong header bar and aligned numerals.
Rate card
Services · Beauty & wellness
Professional rate card: sober, with units (per hour, per person) and aligned prices.
Minimal
Restaurants · Bars · Cafés · Beauty & wellness · Services · Fine dining
White space and hairline rules: works for almost any business.
Tasting menu
Fine dining · Restaurants
Tasting menu: courses without prices and a single amount in the footer. Maximum air.
Carta Blanca
Fine dining · Restaurants · Beauty & wellness
Minimalist luxury: clean paper, small caps and as much white space as possible.
Previews use sample content, so each design shows the kind of carta it was drawn for — a wine list as a wine list, a tariff as a tariff. Yours would carry your own items and prices.
20 colour schemes, or your own
Colour is a separate axis from design: change one without touching the other. The same design, six ways —
You can also enter your own brand colours. If your accent would be unreadable on your paper colour, it is corrected automatically — an illegible carta is not something you can build here.
What your customer sees
The published carta, on the phone of someone sitting at your table. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
- Their own language — Spanish, English or German
- Search, and filters for vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and the rest
- Your WiFi, as a QR they can scan without typing
- Photos where you have them, and prices that are always current
On paper
The same carta, laid out for print. The PDF is generated from the design you chose, so what you approved on screen is what the printer receives.
Every carta carries a small "made with Canarionet" line — that is what pays for the free plan. From the Pro plan you can switch it off.
- A4, A5, A3 and letter
- Tri-fold leaflet and table tent
- Portrait or landscape
- Bleed and crop marks for the print shop
Why all of this is on the free plan
- You build a carta free and print its QR code
- It sits on your tables, doors and counters
- Customers scan it and read the carta in their language
- The small "made with Canarionet" line is seen by other owners
- One of them claims their own listing — and prints their own carta
No ad budget, no data selling — distribution that compounds one printed carta at a time. It is also why every design and the print export are free: the more cartas out there, the better the whole platform does.
One carta on the free plan
Publishing a carta costs nothing. Paid plans raise the number you can keep, not the quality of any one of them: every design, every colour scheme and the print export are available on all plans.
- Free — one carta, up to 20 items in 5 sections
- Starter — three cartas
- Pro — ten cartas, and the platform line removed
- Business — twenty-five cartas
Put a QR on the table this week
Create a free account, build your carta, print the code and stick it on the table. It takes an evening.