Menus & advance ordering

Know what to cook before anyone walks in.

Mesa turns a dinner into a page. Publish the menu, send one link, and your guests pick what they want — so you shop once, prep once, and cook to a number instead of a guess.

No app, no account

Guests tap a link and order. That's the whole ask.

Every ingredient listed

Each dish shows what's actually in it.

A tally, not a list

Nine burgers and four veggie — not forty messages.

Live demo

This is a real menu, running right now.

Scroll it, pick a burger, add a few to the count. It's the same page a guest gets when you text them the link — their own brand, their own dishes, ordering built into the bottom of it.

↓ Try it — orders on this one go nowhere

mesa.rensho.ai/burgers-tonight

How Mesa works

Three steps. One link.

A night is a brand, a set of sections, and the dishes in them. Everything else follows from that.

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Build the night

Pick a look, add the dishes, say which sections guests choose from and which are just there to read.

  • Pick one, pick any, or a quantity
  • Ingredient line on every dish
  • Brand colors, type and trim

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Send the link

One URL per night. Guests open it on a phone, read the menu, and order from the bottom of the same page.

  • No sign-in, no install
  • Open and close ordering when you like
  • Orders only you can read

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Cook to the tally

The kitchen view counts it for you — by item, by section, with the biggest number first.

  • Guests, items and lines at a glance
  • Grouped the way the menu is
  • An email when an order lands

Cooking for people this weekend?

Mesa is early and runs on Rensho infrastructure. If you want a night set up, say the word.