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Tanzeel ur Rehman
Co-founder, Get Menu · Click to visit LinkedIn profile · Please click here to view the Digital business card · Visit Udemy profile · AtSyc Corporation
Tanzeel ur Rehman is a co-founder of Get Menu — the ordering system that gives a restaurant its own ordering page, sends each order into the WhatsApp groups the team already uses, and charges a flat monthly price with no commission on sales.
He has been building on the web since his teens and teaching it nearly as long. His eight Udemy courses on WordPress, e-commerce and web development have run since 2015 and count more than 160,000 students and over 10,800 reviews — his flagship WordPress course is a Udemy Bestseller rated 4.7 by nearly seven thousand students, and his Divi course carries Udemy's Highest Rated badge.
He holds a BS in Computer Science from DHA Suffa University (2018–2022) and leads AtSyc Corporation, a United Kingdom based software company, as its chief executive.
48 articles by Tanzeel ur Rehman
- Table ordering system: from QR scan to kitchen screen · 7 October 2026
- How to sell add-ons at checkout without a script · 7 October 2026
- Restaurant menu software: one menu for every screen · 7 October 2026
- Mealtime reminders for restaurants that bring the next order · 7 October 2026
- Kitchen display system software vs paper tickets · 7 October 2026
- EPOS for restaurant use: what a UK restaurant needs from its POS · 7 October 2026
- Best online ordering system for restaurants: what to compare · 6 October 2026
- Odoo restaurant setup: what it covers and what to add · 2 September 2026
- Digital menu UK: what it must show and what it can do · 2 September 2026
- Restaurant loyalty programs South Africa: winning the second visit · 2 September 2026
- Fast food POS software: where the seconds actually go · 2 September 2026
- Restaurant stock management system: the promise on your menu · 2 September 2026
- Restaurant POS hardware: what each part does and what to skip · 2 September 2026
- F&B POS in Saudi Arabia: what to check before you buy · 2 September 2026
- QR code food menu: writing the food so it sells on a phone · 2 September 2026
- Make QR code menu cards that actually get scanned · 2 September 2026
- Cloud kitchen Qatar: when the screen is your only shopfront · 2 September 2026
- Scan QR for menu: the six steps that have to work · 2 September 2026
- Online menu QR code: what has to sit behind the code · 2 September 2026
- PDF menu QR code: how to do it, and when to stop · 2 September 2026
- Food delivery software: one order, step by step · 2 September 2026
- Digital menu display: which screen for which moment · 2 September 2026
- Best cafe POS: how to judge one for your cafe · 2 September 2026
- Floreant POS in Mexico: what free open source really costs · 2 September 2026
- How to take an online food order in Nigeria, step by step · 2 September 2026
- Free QR code for restaurant menu: what it fixes and what it does not · 2 September 2026
- Online ordering Kuwait: what your checkout has to ask for · 2 September 2026
- Digital QR menu: what changes in the room after the scan · 2 September 2026
- A POS system for pizza shop owners: what to ask before buying · 2 September 2026
- Online ordering apps in Kenya: how to take orders yourself · 2 September 2026
- Barcode for restaurant menu: what to print and where · 2 September 2026
- WhatsApp Business for restaurants in Bahrain: what it misses · 2 September 2026
- Loyalty restaurant schemes in Italy: the rules, then the reward · 2 September 2026
- Restaurant online ordering platform Bahrain: build it or rent it · 2 September 2026
- Food truck POS: what a truck really needs · 2 September 2026
- Free restaurant POS: what free covers and what it costs later · 2 September 2026
- POS restoran: what it covers, and what it misses · 2 September 2026
- Restaurant loyalty in Kuwait: what actually works · 2 September 2026
- Scan qr to order: the forty seconds that decide it · 2 September 2026
- QR code menu: how it works, from printing to repeat orders · 2 September 2026
- Restaurant management software: what it really covers · 2 September 2026
- POS software for a restaurant: judging it on what it does · 2 September 2026
- A qr code restoran is only worth what sits behind it · 2 September 2026
- Digital menu boards for restaurants: the screen is the cheap part · 2 September 2026
- Electronic menu board: the screen is a surface, not the menu · 2 September 2026
- Qr code cafe: show a menu, or remember a customer? · 2 September 2026
- Scan menu barcode: what the square really is · 2 September 2026
- Cafe point of sale: what to buy, and what it will not fix · 2 September 2026
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Your own ordering page, your own customers
Fifteen days with everything switched on. No card, no commission, ever.