A little help. More discovery.

Discover restaurants, browse menus and dish photos, and find places that suit your taste. In the app you can also contribute photos, collect credits and ask Nomi for suggestions. Restaurant owners can manage their restaurant through the owner dashboard.

You can browse public restaurant menus on the website without signing in. Personal features and contributions in the app, as well as restaurant management, require an account. Use the sign-in method you originally registered with.

Create your account in the app or through restaurant registration on the website. Follow the confirmation steps shown there, then sign in. Creating an account does not automatically give you access to a restaurant: you must claim it separately.

For an email/password account, use Forgot password. If you registered using a sign-in provider, use that same provider. Check your email address and use the latest recovery link. If the problem continues, contact support with the error message, never your password or verification code.

Check your spam folder and the address you entered. Wait briefly before requesting another message and use only the newest code or link. If it has expired, restart the relevant confirmation step. Contact support if delivery keeps failing.

Location access helps you find nearby restaurants. You can also search for a city or restaurant yourself. Manage location, camera and photo permissions in your device settings; grant only the access needed for the feature you want to use.

Coverage is still growing. Try the restaurant name and city, check active filters and look for the correct branch. A restaurant listing may exist before a digital menu is available. Send support the name, address and restaurant website if something is missing or duplicated.

A claim connects an existing restaurant listing to an authorised owner or representative. Start with Claim restaurant, select the correct location, enter your contact details and complete the verification steps. Registration, restaurant access and the restaurant verification badge are separate steps.

Only the owner or an authorised representative may manage a restaurant. Use accurate business and contact information. Nomora may request evidence, review your claim or revoke access if authority is disputed. Do not claim a restaurant merely because you visited it.

Follow the status and next steps shown in the claim flow. If another account already manages the restaurant, or your authority needs clarification, contact support with the restaurant name, address and your role. Do not create duplicate listings or accounts to bypass verification.

After obtaining access, open the dashboard and select the restaurant. Use the relevant sections for restaurant details, opening hours, menus, photos and available reservation settings. Save your changes and check the public restaurant view afterwards.

Claiming establishes who can manage the restaurant. The restaurant verification checklist additionally checks its content: a digital menu, verification of all top-level menus, at least five food photos and three atmosphere photos. Uploaded menu images alone do not count as a digital menu. Follow the current checklist in the app.

Select and manage each location separately so menus, photos and subscriptions belong to the right restaurant. Use available team invitations instead of sharing your password. For disputed access or an ownership change, contact support before removing access or creating a new claim.

Open the menu section in the website dashboard and upload readable menu images or PDFs. Include every page, drinks, prices and variants. The website currently accepts menu files up to 15 MB each. Check the uploader for current limits, then request digital menu creation when your source files are complete.

A photo or PDF is source material. Creating a digital menu means turning it into structured categories, dishes, prices and variants. Follow the creation status in the dashboard. Review the result against your original menu before confirming it; uploading a file alone does not mean the digital menu is ready.

Select your restaurant and open its digital menu editor from the menu section. Review categories, dish names, descriptions, prices and variants, save the changes and check the public menu. If a menu is still being created or editing is unavailable, use its displayed status and contact support if you are stuck.

Owners should correct the menu in their dashboard. Guests can use an available reporting action or contact support with the restaurant link and the specific dish, price or page. For today’s prices, availability, ingredients and allergens, ask the restaurant directly.

In the website dashboard, open your restaurant’s menu section. Once a digital menu is available, create the QR code or use the existing one. You can download PNG or SVG, print it or copy the direct menu link. Scan a test print with a phone before placing it on tables.

A menu QR code opens the public menu in a browser, without requiring the app or a login. If its destination link stays the same, edits to that menu do not require a new QR code. Always test the printed code after changing the link, restaurant setup or active menu.

Choose the correct restaurant and upload recent, useful menu, food or atmosphere photos through the available upload action. Food photos must show the actual dish; menu pages must be readable. Only upload content you created or have permission to share. See the upload rules.

In the owner dashboard, upload the menu first, then choose the matching dish when uploading a food photo. If dishes are not yet available, enter the dish name where offered to help with menu creation. Website dish images currently have a 5 MB limit. Check restaurant, dish and variant before submitting.

Note the restaurant, photo and intended dish. Use the available photo controls in your owner dashboard for content you manage. For community photos or an assignment you cannot change, report the issue or send support the restaurant link and a precise explanation. Do not upload duplicates as a workaround.

Check your connection, photo permissions, supported file type and the size limit shown in the uploader. Review its status before trying again. Uploads may be checked automatically or manually and can be rejected or removed for quality, relevance or rule violations. Contact support if you believe a decision is wrong.

Do not upload faces, minors, private documents, payment details or other personal or confidential information. Avoid spam, misleading edits and unrelated or unlawful content. Check the whole image, including the background, before submitting. Food photos must represent real dishes.

Useful contributions, such as eligible menu and food or atmosphere photo uploads, can earn credits. Open the credits section in the app to see your balance, activities and current rewards. The amount actually awarded and the current daily limit are shown in the app; not every upload automatically earns credits.

Check the contribution’s upload or moderation status and whether you reached the daily limit. Rejected or removed contributions can lead to reversed credits. Refresh your credits view and contact support with the activity and approximate time if the balance still looks wrong. Do not resubmit the same photo to earn additional credits.

User rankings compare community contributions through credits. Your position depends on the selected ranking region and other participants’ activity. Check your selected city or region in the ranking view. These rankings are separate from restaurant ratings and restaurant search results.

Restaurant results depend on the search, location and available restaurant information. Some discovery surfaces can also consider restaurant subscription benefits or featured placements. A position in the results is not a guarantee of quality and is separate from the community credit ranking.

Nomi is Nomora’s AI assistant for restaurant discovery. Describe the city, cuisine, budget or occasion you have in mind and ask follow-up questions. Suggestions depend on the available information. Check restaurant details yourself; an AI answer is not a reservation confirmation.

Nomi and automatically processed menus can make mistakes or use outdated information. Confirm allergens, ingredients, current prices and opening hours directly with the restaurant. Do not enter sensitive personal information in chat.

Personal Free/Pro access and restaurant subscriptions are separate. The owner app currently offers Premium; the plans available to you are shown in your dashboard. A restaurant plan applies to the selected restaurant; it does not automatically upgrade your personal account. Feature access can differ during testing. Check the current plan comparison and checkout for included features, price and billing period.

Use the subscription management for the account or restaurant concerned. Manage an Apple or Google purchase in that store; use the customer portal for a web purchase. Check renewal and cancellation details there. Deleting the app, account or restaurant claim does not automatically cancel a store-managed subscription.

Check that you are signed into the correct Nomora account and, for restaurant plans, have selected the right restaurant. Use Restore purchases where available and verify the purchase with the original store account. Do not buy a second subscription to fix this. Contact support with the purchase reference and platform, without payment card details.

No. A request is only confirmed once the restaurant accepts it. Check its response and the details before your visit. Reservation options depend on the restaurant’s settings and availability. For urgent changes or cancellations, contact the restaurant directly.

Use the reporting action where available or email support@nomora.app. Include the restaurant or content link, the affected photo or menu and a clear reason. For an appeal, explain which decision you want reviewed. Send only the information needed to understand the issue.

Manage app permissions in your device settings and use Cookie settings in the website footer to change optional website consent. Read the Privacy Policy for data processing and contact options. Optional analytics and marketing consent is not required for the website’s core functions.

Use account deletion in the app settings or follow the account deletion instructions. Restaurant ownership must be removed before deleting the account. Check and cancel any active subscriptions separately through the original store or customer portal. Review the deletion notice before confirming.

Use Help & Support in the app or email support@nomora.app. Tell us what you tried, what happened, your device/browser and app version, and the affected restaurant link if relevant. A screenshot with private information removed helps. Never send passwords, login codes or payment details.