Validated eighteen-language QR menu
One structured source powers the restaurant’s QR menu in 18 languages, with automated checks for missing dishes, prices, interface keys and right-to-left behavior.

La Petite Garoupe is a beach restaurant in Cap d’Antibes whose digital presence also works as an operating system. I designed and built the public experience, multilingual QR menu and the internal systems behind content, first-party analytics, search visibility, campaign attribution and ongoing digital operations.
One structured source powers the restaurant’s QR menu in 18 languages, with automated checks for missing dishes, prices, interface keys and right-to-left behavior.
Photography, categories and dietary filters make the menu easy to browse, while images are prepared, optimized and published through a repeatable workflow.
Private events reveal visits, menu usage, languages, sources, QR traffic and meaningful guest actions.
Raw behavior becomes a protected operational view built around restaurant decisions.
Fifty-four localized URLs, schema, hreflang, Search Console and AI-readable context work together.
Tracked review journeys are designed to feed a controlled response model already proven for the owner’s sister venue.
Localized public and menu interfaces
Development and production builds
Interactions, attribution and analytics
Private APIs, authentication and dashboard
Domain, hosting and production delivery
Routing, redirects and access protection
Search visibility and indexing insight
OAuth, verification and connected services
Private append-only analytics storage
Automated responsive image preparation
Responsive, accessibility and journey checks