Building the future of digital menus for restaurants worldwide.
Last updated: April 2026
Ahmad Tayyem is a software engineer and entrepreneur based in the Middle East. He is the founder and CEO of Menujo, a digital menu platform that helps restaurants, cafes, food trucks, and hotels create professional contactless menus that customers access by scanning a QR code.
Ahmad also founded Jorbox LLC, a software company focused on SaaS products that help businesses digitize their operations. His portfolio includes QRLynx.com, a dynamic QR code platform that enables businesses to create, track, and manage smart QR codes, and Menujo, which grew out of his work in the QR code space when he noticed how many restaurant owners needed a better way to present their menus digitally.
The idea for Menujo came from a problem Ahmad saw firsthand. Restaurants everywhere were spending significant money on printed menus — menus that became outdated the moment a price changed, a dish sold out, or a new item was added. Reprinting costs added up quickly, especially for smaller businesses operating on thin margins. Meanwhile, customers were increasingly comfortable using their phones for everything, yet most restaurants had no easy way to offer a digital menu experience.
Ahmad believed technology could solve this. He set out to build a platform that would make menus accessible, affordable, and dynamic — something any restaurant owner could set up in minutes without technical skills or a large budget. The goal was straightforward: let restaurants update their menus instantly, reach customers in multiple languages, and look professional doing it, all without the recurring cost of reprinting.
What started as a side project alongside QRLynx quickly grew into a dedicated product. Restaurant owners responded to the simplicity of the tool — scan a QR code, see the full menu on your phone, no app download needed. Ahmad focused on keeping the core product free, so that even a street food cart or a family-run cafe could have the same quality digital presence as a large restaurant chain.
"Every restaurant, from a street food cart to a fine dining establishment, deserves a beautiful digital menu. Technology should lower barriers, not create them."
With years of experience in web development and SaaS product design, Ahmad brings a practical, hands-on approach to building software. He works across the full stack — from frontend interfaces built with SvelteKit and TypeScript to backend infrastructure running on Cloudflare's edge network. This technical depth allows him to move quickly, shipping features and improvements without the overhead of a large team.
Ahmad's focus areas include full-stack web development, SaaS product architecture, restaurant technology, QR code systems, and startup bootstrapping. He is particularly interested in building products that serve underserved markets — businesses that need modern tools but cannot afford enterprise-level pricing.
Under his leadership, Menujo has grown into a platform serving restaurants across the globe, offering features like multi-language menus, real-time analytics, customizable QR codes, and instant menu updates. The platform is designed to be fast, reliable, and simple enough that anyone can use it without training.
Digital menu platform for restaurants with QR codes, analytics, and multi-language support.
Dynamic QR code platform enabling businesses to create, track, and manage smart QR codes.
Software company focused on building SaaS products that help businesses digitize and grow.