What’s new in Remi — product updates for restaurant owners, written in plain English.
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The accessibility page on every Remi site now carries a real conformance statement — how the site is tested, what the latest nightly scan found, and what we're fixing. It rewrites itself after every scan.
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Connecting your own domain to your Remi site is now a managed handoff — you set two DNS records, Remi attaches the domain, issues the SSL certificate, and confirms when it's serving.
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Going live on Remi is no longer a button — a real person reviews every site's menu, hours, and accessibility before it becomes public.
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Published Remi sites are automatically reachable at yourname.itsremi.app — a clean, shareable address from day one, before your own domain is connected.
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Signups with an existing website now get a free demo — front page and menu rebuilt as accessible HTML — before choosing a plan. Approve it and the full site follows within a week.
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Expired scan reports say so plainly and link to a fresh scan, the report gate shows a contact address, and the scoreboard and booking pages moved into the site footer.
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A new post for the owner who already runs staff, suppliers, food costs, and payroll: what a website looks like when the project isn't yours.
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Our WCAG guide and barrier guide now say the quiet part with numbers: lawsuits against restaurants up 82% in a year, restaurants the most-targeted category, 72% of cases aimed at New York.
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Four new posts: what WCAG 2.2 AA actually asks of your site, why your PDF menu is invisible to Google, why overlay widgets don't work, and what a restaurant website really costs.
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Three new posts: the real math on commission-free online ordering, what per-cover reservation systems actually cost, and how to write alt text for food photos.
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A light brand accent put white button labels at 2.4:1 contrast on two sites. The theme builder now deepens the fill until labels clear 4.5:1 — hue preserved, brand color intact.
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Campaign emails to your guest list now send from a dedicated, fully authenticated address — so diners actually see what you send them.
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33 common website barriers — grouped, explained in plain English, and each one named for the guests it shuts out. Free to read, no signup.
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Add up what the typical website stack actually costs — platform, accessibility widget, reservations, online ordering — and compare it to Remi's flat pricing.
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Connect your Square account and your menu syncs to your own site: commission-free ordering, order-ready emails with ticket numbers, and emails you can personalize.
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Simple, honest pricing: $0/mo if you take online orders through Square, or $99/mo flat founding pricing (regular $149) for dine-in restaurants. Migration is always free.
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Every Remi site ships with an accessibility toolbar — dark mode, high contrast, bigger text, calmer colors. Here's what it does, and why it's not what you think.
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The little blue widget promising instant accessibility is a script pasted onto a broken site. Our new essay explains what overlays actually do — and what works instead.
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We rebuilt the booking page from the ground up: real buttons for time slots, keyboard-friendly throughout, and it skips straight to the first day you're open.
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Poke around a real Remi site: browse the menu, book a test table, place a test order, and try the accessibility toolbar. No signup, no sales call.
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Our free accessibility scan checks your current website against WCAG and sends back a plain-language report: what's wrong, how serious it is, and who it turns away.