Menu extraction

Upload a photo.Publish a menu.

No more typing 40 dishes into a form. Snap a photo, let it structure the menu, review every line, hit publish.

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Menu extraction

Photo → structured rows

Illustrative extraction flow — not your live menu editor

Wireframe

Dishes parsed

38

Awaiting confirm

6

Categories

8

Avg confidence

91%

Source scan

OCR + layoutPrice detect

Review queue

Category map

Bulk publish

One confirm

Re-scan

New photo

Inline edit

Per dish

Why it matters

The detailsthat make it real.

  • Photo to structure

    Menu photos become structured data — name, description, price, category.

  • Review queue

    Every extracted dish surfaces in a review queue. Confirm, edit inline, or flag.

  • Bulk publish

    Publish 40 dishes with one confirm. No 40 form saves. No 40 toasts.

  • Re-extract any time

    New menu? Upload a new photo. Replace existing dishes or append new categories.

How it works

Start to finish,in four steps.

  1. 01Upload

    Snap or pick a photo

    Any format — paper, POS screenshot, PDF export.

  2. 02Extract

    Structured for you

    Dishes, prices, categories and short descriptions — auto-filled.

  3. 03Review

    Edit line by line

    Fix a spelling, change a price, reorder categories.

  4. 04Publish

    Go live on your profile

    Instantly visible on app.omahafoodie.com and the mobile apps.

FAQ

Questions, answered

What if my menu is handwritten or poorly lit?

The extractor is tolerant — we've tested paper menus, POS screenshots, even folded menu booklets. If something is unclear, it's flagged for review before publish.

Do I have to approve every dish?

Yes. Every extracted dish shows up in a review queue with the proposed name, description, price and category. You confirm or edit before publish.

Can I update a dish later?

Yes — edit inline or re-run extraction with a new photo. Categories, descriptions and prices are all editable at any time.

Is my menu used to train anything?

No. Your menu is private to your restaurant. It's used only for the extraction step, and the result is yours.