Guests book a table themselves from your site, read the menu by scanning a QR code, and order delivery from your own channel — not from a platform keeping 25%. All of it lands on the same screen.
AI CodePeak is in closed beta. Access is by invitation, after we speak with you. While the beta runs, use is free, and everyone taking part keeps a permanent 5% discount afterwards. Request an invite.
The phone rings at the peak of the shift, bookings are written on paper, anyone calling after closing goes elsewhere — and delivery platforms keep 20–30% of every order.
You add only what you need — it can be the bookings alone.
Table count and capacity, opening hours and available slots — all from the CRM.
Dishes with photos, descriptions, categories and prices. Change a price once and both the QR menu and the site update.
Turn on delivery or takeaway ordering with card payment, and the kitchen gets a live order board.
From a real hospitality project we built with AI CodePeak.


Prices are a monthly subscription per project and apply once the beta ends. While the beta runs nothing is charged.
Online bookings with an availability calendar and automatic confirmation to the guest.
A digital menu behind a QR code at the table — with ordering, payment and a call-waiter button.
Your own delivery and takeaway channel, without the platforms’ 20–30% commission.
When bookings eat the shift and paper creates double-bookings.
When the menu changes often and every change means another print run.
When the platform’s commission is larger than the margin on the dish.
Yes. Each module is charged separately per project — you take only what you need and add the rest later.
From the CRM you define tables, capacity and opening hours. The system will not accept a booking for a time or table that is not available.
No. The QR code always points at the same menu — you change the price once in the CRM and it updates everywhere.
No. The module is a flat monthly subscription. The margin on the order stays with you.
Yes, by card from within the QR menu. They can also call a waiter from the same place.
Yes. With the languages module the menu and bookings appear in up to 15 languages — useful in tourist areas.
On the 20-minute call we set up your menu and bookings as a trial, so you can see how your staff would actually use it.