Scan the menu
Capture a full menu, a dish list, or one menu item. MenuWise reads the text and pulls out likely dishes fast.
Turn any menu into a confident shortlist, so you can spot the better-fit choice, avoid hidden tradeoffs, and order before the pressure hits.


























See past the wording around sauces, oils, dressings, and portion sizes.
Compare real options instead of defaulting to the same safe order every time.
Make a quick call while you are still at the table, hungry, and choosing.
Capture a full menu, a dish list, or one menu item. MenuWise reads the text and pulls out likely dishes fast.
Clean up names, remove OCR noise, and add context when a dish needs it, without turning dinner into homework.
Compare estimated calories, macros, diet fit, and allergy questions before committing to the order.
Scan the menu, compare the real tradeoffs, and walk into the order with a clear choice instead of a guess.
Puts two options side by side so the better tradeoff is obvious fast.
Surfaces the better fit before the table pressure hits.
Shows useful estimates without pretending every plate is exact.
Flags sauces, portions, swaps, and allergy checks.
MenuWise reads the menu text, pulls out likely dishes, lets you clean up anything OCR missed, then estimates calories, macros, diet fit, allergy questions, and better swaps before you order.
They are practical estimates, not lab results. Restaurant portions, oils, sauces, and prep methods vary, so MenuWise is strongest for comparing options against each other rather than treating one number as perfect.
No app can guarantee a kitchen's ingredients or cross-contact. MenuWise helps flag the questions worth asking, but the venue must confirm allergens before you eat.
It works best with clear printed or digital menus from cafes, pubs, takeaway shops, and restaurants. If the photo is blurry, stylized, or the menu uses vague dish names, you can edit the detected dishes before analysis.
Menu photos are processed for scanning, then discarded. Your scan history is focused on dish results and ordering context, not keeping a library of restaurant photos.
No account is needed to start scanning. Purchases and restores run through the App Store, so subscription access stays tied to your Apple account.
No. MenuWise gives food context for everyday ordering decisions. If you have a medical condition, strict dietary requirement, or severe allergy, use it as a prompt for better questions, not as a final authority.
Scan the menu, compare the better-fit options fast, and order with less second-guessing. The App Store button stays locked until approval, then it goes live.