Scanini

Scanini came from time I spent in Turkey, where every restaurant, café and hotel had a QR menu sitting on the table. You'd sit down, scan, and just browse. I found myself reaching for it every single time over the physical menu without even thinking about it. Came back to Morocco and realised it hadn't really taken off here yet, so I built Scanini.

It's a SaaS platform that gives any business (restaurants, cafés, hotels, car dealerships, flower shops) a fully managed digital menu or catalogue, accessible via QR code. Each client gets their own subdomain, something like mybusiness.scanini.ma, that they can drop anywhere: Instagram bio, Google Maps, WhatsApp, a physical stand at the entrance. Customers see the full menu before they walk in.

From the owner's side, everything is managed through a clean dashboard. Update items, swap photos, reorganize sections, all from their phone in real time. No waiting for a designer, no reprinting costs. And built into the menu is a direct Google Reviews button, so customers can leave a review in one tap right after their visit.

I built the whole thing end to end: the public-facing menu that customers interact with, the admin dashboard owners use daily, and a multi-tenant backend designed to scale cleanly across hundreds of businesses. Every layer of the stack, handled solo.

It's live, it has paying clients, and it's still growing.