How it works.
From what's already out there to a site you're proud of.
We read what's already out there
Most restaurants already have a website, a Google listing, a menu somewhere and a pile of photos. We start there. Arara reads your current site and pulls in your details, your hours, your photos and your links, and drafts your new site from them.
You check every fact
Everything we found lands in your control panel with a note on where it came from. You confirm it, fix it or toss it. A fact you haven't confirmed doesn't publish. That's the rule, and the system enforces it every time you publish.
We also ask you a short set of questions once: parking, reservations, kids, the bar, dietary options, accessibility, outdoor seating, delivery. Those answers are the ones diners want, and they're the ones a scan can't find.
Your photos, described
Upload photos straight from your phone. Arara describes each one by what's actually in the frame, like "spaghetti with meatballs in a white bowl," so a diner using a screen reader knows what you're serving. You approve each description. If a guest's face is in a shot, we ask whether to blur it.
Connect your domain
Your site lives on your domain, the one you already own. We show you exactly what to change, and at domain hosts that support it, you approve the change with one button. We check your email records before and after, so your email keeps working.
Publish
Press Publish and your site is live in seconds. Every page is built for a phone first, loads fast, and works for people using screen readers. Search engines hear about the change right away.
Minutes a week after that
Holiday coming up? Post the hours. New special? Add it. A guest left a review? Approve it, and reply if you want to. We draft the reply in your tone; you change it however you like. Everything else stays current on its own.
What we never do
We never make up a fact about your restaurant. We never publish anything you haven't approved. We never edit a guest's review. And we never copy another restaurant's words onto your site.