Menu
A menu page AI can read
Dishes, prices, and dietary notes in plain text, not a photo of a PDF. That's what an engine quotes when someone asks “good gluten-free options near me”.
The restaurant websitediners find in AI answers.
“Best ramen near me, open now” and “where should we eat in Austin on Saturday” both go to ChatGPT now, and the answer names two or three places. Tibly gives you a menu site you update by clicking on it, bookings and orders on the page, and a daily read on whether you're one of the names, for the locals picking something up tonight and the visitors planning a trip.
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See it
Tables booked from the page.
Diners pick a time on your site and nobody calls anybody. Same demo as the home page.
Demo booking, same one on the home page
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Your next table starts with an AI answer.
Diners have stopped scrolling listings. They ask one question and book one of the names that comes back.
45%
of US consumers used AI tools like ChatGPT for local business recommendations in the past year, up from 6% the year before (BrightLocal, 2026).
86%
of AI citations come from brand-managed sources: the business's own site plus its Google and Yelp listings (Yext, 6.8M citations).
Tonight
How fast a menu change goes live when you edit the page itself instead of emailing a designer.
Build it, book on it, get named.
No agency, no CMS, no PDF menu that's three months old.
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Or import your site
Describe the restaurant
Cuisine, neighborhood, hours, the dish you're known for. Tibly builds the site with a real menu page and puts it live. Keep your domain.
Live before dinner service
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Click, type, saved
Update it like a doc
New special, new price, closed Monday. Click the page and type. It saves on its own, so the menu online is the menu on the table.
A menu that's never stale
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Locals and travelers
Get named for the question
On paid plans Tibly asks the dining questions people put to AI in your area, from “open late near me” to “best date night in Nashville”, shows who gets named, and drafts the pages that get you into the answer.
Covers from the answer
One site for the pickup crowd and the trip planners.
Menu, reservations, orders, and AI visibility on one page you can change between services.
Bookings
Reservations and orders on the page
Diners book a table or pay for pickup on your site, with Stripe handling the money. No third-party fee per cover.
Visibility
Local and destination questions
“Best brunch near me” from a neighbor and “where to eat in Portland on a Friday” from a visitor are different questions. Tibly tracks both.
Events
Private dining and events
A page with room capacities, minimums, and a request form that lands in your inbox, so the office holiday party finds you.
From tonight's dinner to the rehearsal dinner.
The pages that turn a dining question into a booked table.
- A menu page with prices and dietary notes an engine can quote
- Occasion pages: date night, birthday dinner, parents visiting, business lunch
- A “visiting town” page: parking, hours, what to order, how far from the hotel district
- Private dining and event pages with capacities and minimums
- Pickup and delivery pages with ordering on the page
- A reservations page wired to your inbox or your booking calendar
- An FAQ page: “do you take walk-ins”, “is there parking”, “are you kid-friendly”
In their words, and ours.
One owner on what changed, and a note on why we built it this way.
“I typed what we do and had a real website before my coffee cooled.”
From the team
The most common thing wrong with a restaurant site is a photo of a menu from March. An engine can't read it and neither can a phone. Click the page, type the price, done. That's the fix.
The Tibly founders · Small team, direct line at hello@tibly.ai
Common questions from restaurant owners
What operators ask before they move their site.
- Can I keep my current reservation system?
- Yes. Link to it from the site, or take bookings on Tibly directly. Either way the menu and the pages live on a site you edit yourself.
- How often do I have to update the menu?
- Whenever it changes. Editing is click-and-type on the live page and it saves on its own, so a price change takes about as long as writing it on the specials board.
- Does this help with people planning a trip, not just locals?
- Yes. Tibly tracks destination questions like “where to eat in your city on a Saturday” alongside “near me, open now” questions, and shows which restaurants get named for each.
- What does Tibly track for a restaurant?
- On paid plans it asks the dining questions people put to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, and Google AI Overviews for your area and cuisine, records which restaurants get named and which sources get cited, and drafts the pages that get you into the answer.
Be the answer to“where should we eat?”
Describe your restaurant and the site is live in about a minute. Update the menu on the page and track the answer daily. The site is $20/month; AI visibility from $49/month. No contracts.
