A three-restaurant validation pilot

Good food goes further.

HushBite is testing a simple way for restaurants to turn a secret-menu QR scan into a measurable reason for guests to discover, share, and return.

We are selecting three restaurant partners to learn what works at the table before building further.

HushBite

Secret menu

Pilot

Unlock the

Secret Menu

One scan opens a small, shareable moment that your team can test and learn from.

Scan · dine · share

The pilot loop

A secret worth finding.

The goal is not another digital menu. It is one well-placed prompt that gives diners a reason to engage with a restaurant beyond the usual order.

01

Choose one memorable item

Pick a dish, pour, or presentation that is easy for your team to deliver and fun for guests to discover.

02

Place the unlock at the table

Use a simple QR prompt on a menu, receipt, table tent, or check presenter to open the secret-menu moment.

03

Learn what brings people back

Review scans, unlocks, and redemptions together so the next campaign starts with a clearer signal.

Designed to learn

Help shape the first HushBite playbook.

Pilot partners will test one secret-menu concept in a real service environment. Together, we will focus on a clear guest journey, an operationally sensible setup, and signals worth watching.

What we are looking for

  • An independent restaurant, bar, or café
  • One distinctive item or experience to test
  • A team willing to share candid feedback
Apply for a pilot spot

A thoughtful experiment

Built around hospitality, not hype.

Scan

A guest discovers a menu moment that is not on the regular list.

Share

The experience is designed to give guests a natural reason to talk about the visit.

Learn

The restaurant gets a clearer view of which moments people choose to unlock.

Pilot questions

Before you apply.

What is the pilot testing?

We are testing whether a secret-menu QR moment can create a useful, measurable customer-acquisition loop for independent restaurants.

Do diners need to download anything?

No. The intended guest experience opens in a mobile browser after a QR scan.

Who is a good fit?

Restaurants, bars, and cafés with a distinctive item or presentation they want to test as a shareable secret-menu experience.