Support

Menu Pixie runs on credits — small consumable packs you buy inside the app through the App Store or Google Play. A scan includes the first 10 pages of a menu; big menus can add 10 more pages for 1 credit, up to 50 pages in all. New installs get starter credits, so your first scans are on us. A failed scan is never charged: you only pay for actions that succeed.

Three ways. Buy a pack inside the app. Share a photo of a dish you ordered — once it passes moderation you earn a credit, up to two a day. Or invite a friend: you both get 2 free credits after their first scan. Credits never expire.

Menu Pixie currently translates menus into 26 languages, and it can read menus in essentially any language you point it at. If yours is missing, tell us on the feedback board — it helps us pick what to add next.

They’re automated hints generated by AI from a photo of the menu — estimates, not facts, and they may be incomplete or wrong. Never rely on them for allergy or dietary decisions — always confirm with the restaurant. The restaurant’s own menu and staff are the only authoritative source.

We source them honestly and label every one: the restaurant’s own photos where available, photos shared by other diners, representative stock photos, or clearly-labeled AI-generated images when nothing real exists yet. AI images are illustrations, not the actual dish.

Every shared photo can be reported directly in the app, from the dish it appears on. A reported photo is removed from serving immediately, and uploads pass an automated moderation check before anyone else sees them.

Menu Pixie is anonymous by default — no account, no email, no name; an account only exists if you buy credits. You can delete your data from the app’s Settings or by email, and we never sell your data or show ads. The full details are in our Privacy Policy.

Yes — Menu Pixie is on the App Store and Google Play. New features land on the changelog; what’s next is on the roadmap.