Verse
A coffeehouse menu that runs itself — updated in seconds, beautiful on any screen.
Verse was running on printed menus. Every price change and every new item meant another print run — slow, costly, and always slightly out of date. The team had no way to update the menu themselves, and no way to display it on screens without involving a developer.
Verse needed a way to move away from printed menus and static boards. We designed and built a digital menu system for in-store use — clean, readable, and on-brand — paired with a custom admin panel that gives the Verse team full control. Prices, items, categories, and availability can all be updated in real time without touching a line of code. The menu website is currently in development.
The admin panel was the priority: a tool the team would actually use every day. The interface is intentionally simple — add an item, set a price, toggle availability, done. The customer-facing menu mirrors the same calm, considered aesthetic as the coffeehouse itself: typography-led, uncluttered, and easy to read at a glance.
A menu system the team controls entirely — updated live, always accurate, and designed to feel as considered as the coffee it describes.
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