Why 3D beats a photo
A photo shows one plate from one angle, under whatever light the photographer had. A 3D model is the dish itself: guests turn it with a finger, judge the portion and check what comes on the side. People order the safe thing when they aren’t sure what will arrive, and a model they can turn takes most of that doubt away.
AR: the dish on their table
One tap places the model on the guest’s own table at real size, through the phone camera. There’s no app; it opens straight from the menu in the browser. For a guest weighing up a dish, it settles the question that matters most: “is this what I want in front of me?”
We generate the models for you
You don’t need a scanner or a studio, and nobody on your team has to learn 3D software. Send photos of your real dishes and Zervoo generates the 3D model for every item on the menu. Your team’s only job is cooking the dish the model promises.
What it does to the order
No statistic here, just the reasoning. A guest who can see the dish explores more of the menu and trades up with more confidence, and the showpiece dishes gain the most: people who’d never risk them from a text description will order what they can see.
Where it works best
Put it on signature mains, desserts and anything guests hesitate over. The fries don’t need 3D. The ₹740 sizzler someone is deciding whether to trust does. For the process, see how Zervoo builds the 3D models from your photos.
Twenty minutes with your real menu, no card needed. Book a demo and turn one of your own dishes on a phone.
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Do guests need an app for AR?
No. AR launches from the browser menu on iPhone and Android alike.
How do we get models made?
Send us photos of the dishes. We generate the models and attach them to the menu items for you.