Hello, I'm Tim

The Problem

Restaurant owners are busy. They are running service, managing staff, and solving real operational problems every day.

Most do not want to fight with generic website builders just to update menu items, prices, and sections. They need a menu workflow that is fast, clear, and easy to manage across web, mobile, and print.

Why I Built Menu.ceo

I started building Menu.ceo because my cousin, who runs restaurants, asked for a menu website that worked well across web, mobile, and print.

While working on it, I realized this is a common problem. Restaurant teams need something simple and practical, not another complex setup.

So I turned it into a focused product.

What I Wanted

I did not want Menu.ceo to feel like a giant software package with a hundred features nobody asked for.

I wanted it to feel simple:

• one menu that works across web, mobile, and print
• a faster way to get menu items, prices, and photos online
• something owners can update without needing a developer every time
• a clean, branded result that still feels simple to manage

That is why Menu.ceo stays focused on the basics that actually matter. You can upload menu photos, clean things up, choose a template, and publish when it looks right. Use your own domain if you want, or share the short link right away.

How I Think About Pricing

I wanted pricing to feel just as simple as the product.

You can start with a free preview and see if it works for your restaurant before paying anything.

If you are happy with it and ready to publish, it is $99 one-time, with 5 years of hosting included.

No monthly fee just to keep your menu live.

Building in Public

I’m building Menu.ceo in public and continuously improving it with feedback from real restaurant owners.

Follow me on X (Twitter) @hiretimsf.

Visit my portfolio at https://hiretimsf.com.

If you need custom work, please contact me through the Support page.