Turn any restaurant menu into a screen-reader-friendly page with a shareable link

Whenever he visits a restaurant, the reviewer asks the AI to rebuild its menu as an accessible web page, with each category as an H2 heading and each item as an H3, delivered as a shareable HTTP link he can navigate by headings with a screen reader.

How it works

Ask the AI for the restaurant's menu
The AI builds a heading-structured menu page
Returns a shareable HTTP link

Why it’s worth knowing

It rebuilds any menu into a properly headed web page that a screen reader can skim like a document.

Where it’s from

Summarized from a public post on applevis.com. See the original ↗

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