Menus you change like a chalkboard
Tiza is Spanish for chalk. We named it after the specials board, the one menu a restaurant could always change in a minute.
QR menus got stuck halfway
In 2020, a lot of restaurants put up a QR code in a hurry: a photo or a PDF of the printed menu. It got the job done. But today your guests pinch and zoom to read a price, the menu looks like everyone else's, and when a dish sells out it stays up all night.
We think the menu on a guest's phone can look as good as your dining room, and changing it should be as easy as wiping a chalkboard. That's why we built Tiza.
What you won't find at Tiza
Just the menu.
No ordering, no payments, no POS. We do one thing and we want to do it really well.
Free that's actually free.
No ads, and no limits on items, scans or tables. You pay only for your own design and languages.
No contracts.
Month to month, leave whenever you want. If you stop paying, your menu keeps working.
Built for your guests.
Big type, strong contrast and fast loading. No design goes live unless it reads well on a phone.
Who makes Tiza
Tiza is made by Cedano Labs LLC, a small company based in Wyoming.