The visit history for people who sign in with Google

What the My visits list is

My visits is a guest's visit history inside qmen.us: a list of tables, not orders. Every time you open a table's page while signed in with Google, we record that you visited that table. If it's the first time, a new card joins the list; if you'd been there before, that table's count goes up and the date of your last visit is updated.

Each card shows four things and nothing more: the restaurant's name, the table (the name the owner gave it or its code), how many visits so far and the day and time of the last one, in the format 21/09 14:30. The list is sorted by most recent table, and the whole card is a link that reopens that table's page. Totals, items and the bill don't appear here: those live on the table page.

Why it's worth signing in with Google before you scan

• You get back to the table without hunting for the QR code. If the sticker is on the other side, if you put your phone away or if you're coming back another day, the card in My visits reopens that table's page with one tap.
• The list builds itself. There's no save or favorite button. You just need to be signed in when the table page opens — the rest is automatic and silent.
• You can remember where you've eaten. The count shows which places you keep coming back to, and the date tells you the last time you sat at that table.
• Signing in is always optional. Without an account, a guest scans the table QR code, watches the order move from Preparing to Ready and Served and is looked after as usual. The only difference is that nothing is kept afterward.
• It costs nobody anything. qmen.us runs in the browser, with no app to download, and it's free for the restaurant with no commission per order — it's not a marketplace. And we don't process money: PIX is arranged directly between you and the restaurant.

How to see your visit history in 7 steps

Seven steps, from signing in with Google to the table card — and what shows up when the list is still empty.

1. Sign in with Google

   On the Sign in to qmen.us screen, the button is Sign in with Google. There's no email-and-password sign-up for guests: it's your Google account and that's it. The block underneath, with Restaurant code and a password, is for staff only — waiters and kitchen.

2. Scan the table QR code

   Point the camera at the Table QR code and open the link. The page shows that table's order progress, through Preparing, Ready and Served. If you're signed in, the visit is recorded at that moment, with no button to press and no message on screen.

   Tip: Sign in with Google before you sit down. If you scan while signed out and sign in later, that visit doesn't count — only the next ones do.

3. Open My visits

   Tap your name in the top right corner of the site to open the account menu, and choose My visits. On the qmen.us home page, while you're signed in, the big button takes you to the same place. The direct address is qmen.us/my/visits/, and it requires sign-in.

4. Read the table card

   Each row shows the restaurant name in bold and, next to it, the table — Table 7, Table Varanda, whatever name the owner set up. On the far right are the count and the date of the last time, in the format 3 visits · 21/09 14:30. Someone who's been only once sees 1 visit, singular.

5. Tap the card to get back to the table

   The whole card is clickable and takes you back to that table's page, at an address like qmen.us/your-restaurant/t/7/. It's handy for reopening today's order without hunting for the sticker. If nothing is open at that table, the page opens anyway, just with no order to track.

6. If the list is empty

   A brand-new account shows just one message: You haven't scanned a table QR code yet. When you open a table while signed in, it shows up here. There's nothing to set up or turn on — scan the next QR code while signed in and the first card appears.

7. In the business? Open the footer block

   At the end of the page there's a collapsed block, Work at a restaurant?. Open it and two paths appear: I have a restaurant, which takes you to create yours for free and receive orders through table QR codes, and I'm a waiter, for when the owner has already added you with your email and you want to open the restaurant's app.

Frequently asked questions

Glossary

My visits

The signed-in guest's list of the tables they've opened through the QR code, each with a visit count and the date of the last one.

Table

Each spot in the dining room registered in the system, with its own QR code for opening orders.

Table QR code

The code printed on the table that guests scan with their phone, no sign-in needed.

Preparing

The stage the guest sees on the table page while the kitchen works on the order.

Served

The order's status once every item has been served; the bill can still stay open.

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