Terms of Use

Last updated 27 September 2026

We built MenuJet to help you read menus and order food you’ll enjoy. Here’s the plain-language fine print that goes with it.

The friendly version

MenuJet reads a photo of a menu and translates it. Restaurants can also make a bilingual menu to print. It’s meant to be genuinely helpful, and it’s usually right, but it’s a tool, not a guarantee. By using MenuJet, you agree to the points below.

Translations can be wrong

• Menus are read and translated automatically by AI, and translations can contain mistakes.
• We don’t check allergens, ingredients, or diets (vegetarian, halal, gluten free, and so on). MenuJet tries to show only what the menu says, and we keep improving it, but it can get this wrong. If you have an allergy or a dietary need, always ask the staff.
• Prices are shown exactly as printed. Prices converted to your own currency are approximate. The price the restaurant charges when you order is the one that counts.
• Anything marked “Check with staff” or “Unreadable” is uncertain.

Please use it fairly

• Only upload photos you’re allowed to take and share, and try to leave people out of them.
• Don’t upload anything unlawful, harmful, or that isn’t a menu.
• Don’t try to get around the free limits, copy MenuJet or its data in bulk, scrape it, overload it, or mess with its security.

We may limit or stop access for anyone who doesn’t.

Your photos

Your photos stay yours. You let us store and process them to run MenuJet: reading, translating, sharing when you choose to, and keeping them for the times in our Privacy Policy. A private share link works for anyone who has it until it expires. The dish names we read from a menu and their translations are menu facts, not your content: we may keep and reuse them, without anything that identifies you.

Menus you add for other travelers

If you choose “Add to MenuJet”, you confirm you took the photos and that they show a menu anyone can see at the restaurant. You give MenuJet a free, lasting, worldwide permission to publish that menu’s text and translations, to adapt them, and to keep the photos as a record of where the menu came from. Our team checks every added menu and may edit it, reject it, or replace it later (for example, when the owner publishes their own). We credit contributions to your account, but we don’t show your name or email on the menu. Points and badges are a thank-you with no money value; we may adjust or remove them, for example for copied or misleading contributions.

Restaurant owners

If you publish or print a menu for your restaurant, you confirm you’re allowed to, and you’re responsible for checking the menu and its translation first. Your menu is labeled “Checked by the restaurant”: that means you checked it, not MenuJet.

Something wrong or yours?

If you think something on MenuJet is wrong, infringes your rights, or should come down, tell us through the contact form. We look at every request.

Provided “as is”

MenuJet is provided “as is,” without warranties of any kind. We don’t promise it will always be available, error-free, or up to date. Free limits may change, features may come and go, and we may pause translation when things get busy.

Limit on liability

To the fullest extent the law allows, we aren’t responsible for indirect or consequential losses, or for decisions made based on a translation, including what you order or eat. This sounds stern, but it’s standard. Some places don’t allow certain limits, so parts of this may not apply to you, and nothing here takes away consumer rights the law says can’t be removed.

Who we are

MenuJet is a free, independent project based in Taipei, Taiwan. In these terms, “we,” “us,” and “our” mean MenuJet and the people who run it. If the English and Chinese versions differ, the English version applies.

Updates to these terms

We may update these terms from time to time. The date above shows the latest version.

Contact us

Questions about these terms? Use the contact form.