I spent 10 years helping restaurants digitize — now I’m building VivaBite, a guest engagement SaaS with Web2/Web3 access

For several years, I worked on software projects for restaurants and hospitality — helping teams digitize menus, automate workflows, and improve communication with guests.

That experience showed me how clunky and overcomplicated the existing tools can be — from rigid POS extensions to poor translation support and one-size-fits-all solutions.

So I started building VivaBite — a self-serve SaaS platform where restaurants can create digital menus with AI-powered multilingual support, allergen and nutrition info, and full control over how they present dishes to guests.

I’m building this solo — no team, no investors, no marketing spend. Just product, feedback, and iteration.

The platform runs on a utility token called $VBITE, which restaurants use to access the system. For early adopters, I’m offering a limited number of lifetime access NFTs — these permanently unlock the platform and are only available during the crowdsale.

I’d love to hear your thoughts on:

• pricing access through utility tokens

• making Web3 work for real businesses

• building alone with limited resources

Happy to answer any questions — or just hear your honest take. Thanks for reading