MenuTure helps diners scan unfamiliar menus, find the dish names that matter, preview what those dishes look like, and hear pronunciation before ordering.
Scan a menu and turn dish names into photos and simple explanations.
Watch the real in-app flow: capture a menu, let on-device text recognition and AI find the dishes, then explore each one with photos and pronunciation.
Use the camera or photo library to snap a menu with clear lighting. A preview screen lets you retake before analyzing.
Apple Vision reads the text right on your device, then AI filters it into dish names — ignoring prices and descriptions.
A dense menu becomes a clean, tappable list of dishes with a count badge — even for menus in other languages.
Each dish page shows real photos, plays the pronunciation aloud, and links to more images — all without leaving the table.
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Eating out should feel curious, not confusing. MenuTure is built for the moment when a dish name sounds interesting, but you do not know what will arrive at the table. The app gives just enough visual and pronunciation support to help people order with more confidence.
The idea started with a simple restaurant habit: searching dish names before ordering. MenuTure turns that habit into a focused flow. Take a photo, let the app identify likely dish names, then explore each one without leaving the dining moment.
A focused toolset for one moment: deciding what to order. No accounts, no feeds — just fast menu understanding.
Point your camera at a printed menu, a chalkboard, or a screen. A guided capture screen helps you frame the whole menu.
AI reads the raw menu text and returns only the dish names — prices, descriptions, and section headers are filtered out.
Every detected dish gets a live web image lookup, so you can see what is likely to arrive before you commit to it.
Tap once and the app speaks the dish name aloud with text-to-speech — order “Moules à la Marinière” with confidence.
Switch the app interface language in Settings — built for travelers who run into menus far from home.
Menu text is read on your device with Apple Vision. Only the extracted text is used to identify dishes — no account needed.
The interface uses a soft green and warm yellow palette, white cards, quiet borders, and readable screens designed for quick restaurant use.
MenuTure is a fully native SwiftUI app. Text recognition runs on-device with Apple Vision, a language model turns raw menu text into dish names, and live image search plus speech synthesis make each dish easy to understand.
A few quick answers about how MenuTure works and what it needs.
MenuTure works best on printed and digital menus. Clear, well-lit photos give the strongest results. Menus in other languages are supported — dish names are kept in their original language so you can point to them, see photos, and hear how to say them.
No account is required. Text recognition runs on your device; a connection is needed for dish identification, photo lookup, and the latest images. Pronunciation uses the built-in iOS voice and works offline.
Photos are processed for text on your device with Apple Vision. Only the extracted menu text is sent for dish identification — the photo itself stays with you.
MenuTure is available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. The interface language can be changed in Settings inside the app.
Download MenuTure to scan menus, understand unfamiliar dish names, preview dishes, and hear pronunciations before ordering.
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