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Boqado

Your menu, updating live

Boqado is our QR code menu for restaurants, bars and cafés, made and hosted by Creat.ing in Accra. Guests scan the code on the table and your menu opens on their phone in your colours, with no app to download. You change prices and dishes yourself, as often as you like. GH₵1,500 a year per venue.

GH₵1,500a year, per venue

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Shogun's menu on a phone: the gold Shogun script, tabs for Japanese, Chinese and drinks, and the soups and makis with prices
Pâte à Choux's menu on a phone: the green script logo, tabs for breakfast, lunch and dinner, and drinks, and the bread and croissant baskets with prices
Saint Pablo's menu on a phone: the statue artwork, the red Saint Pablo mark, English and French, and the churrasco at GH₵1,500 per person

What you are getting

All of it, for GH₵1,500 a year. No setup fee and nothing charged per change.

  • Built from your menu

    Send us a PDF or a photo of the printed one. We set it up with your logo and colours, and you check it before it goes live.

  • Change it yourself

    Your own login to change a price, add a dish or hide a section, from your phone. No charge per change, and it shows within a minute.

  • Print-ready QR codes

    Files for table tents, stickers and the door. The address never changes, so what you print once keeps working.

  • Sold out in one tap

    A link for the phone behind the bar. Staff mark a dish sold out mid-service, without logging in or touching the prices.

  • Several menus, one code

    Food, drinks and shisha as tabs on the same page. A brunch card can show on Sundays only, a lunch card until four.

  • What guests look at

    How many people scan, on which days, and which dishes they stop on, counted without cookies.

Already serving

AYA in Accra runs its food, drinks and shisha menus on one code. Break, Saint Pablo, Pâte à Choux and KLAP run theirs the same way.

Open AYA's menu →

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how it works

  1. Tell us about the venue

    The form below, or WhatsApp. We reply and ask for your current menu.

  2. We build it

    Your dishes, prices, logo and colours. You check it on your phone and tell us what to change.

  3. Print the codes

    We send the QR files. Put them on the tables and the menu is live.

  4. Once a year

    GH₵1,500 by MoMo, once a year. We remind you before it is due.

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Boqado is the QR code menu made by Creat.ing in Accra. It has its own site at boqado.com, where every menu lives, and Creat.ing builds, hosts and supports each one.

Boqado, our QR menu, is GH₵1,500 a year per venue, paid once a year by MoMo. That covers building it from your current menu, hosting it, print-ready QR codes, and every change you make for the year.

No. The phone's camera reads the code and the menu opens in the browser, on iPhone and Android.

Yes. You get your own login to change prices, add or remove dishes and hide sections, from a phone or a laptop. Changes show on the menu within a minute, and there is no charge per change.

Staff open a link on the bar phone and tap the dish. It shows as sold out straight away, and they can switch it back just as fast.

No. Your menu keeps the same address for good, so codes you print today keep working. If the venue is renamed, the old address forwards to the new one.

Yes. Every menu for a venue sits under the same code as tabs, and a menu can be set to show only on certain days or hours, like a Sunday brunch.

We give you print-ready QR files. Printing is up to you, with any printer you already use.

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Get your menu serving

Tell us about the venue. We reply on WhatsApp, then you send us your current menu.