Miro Online
Software for hospitality venues to manage QR codes, digital menus, customer feedback and loyalty programmes
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Miro Online
MIRO ONLINE LIMITED develops, hosts and supports its own software products. Its TapSpot platform helps hospitality venues manage QR codes, publish digital menus with allergen information, collect customer feedback and run loyalty programmes, with a companion app for customers.
The company serves hospitality businesses, including small and independent operators. It is registered in Swansea, Wales, and was incorporated in 2016. Its office is also in Swansea.
Product: TapSpot, a software platform for hospitality venues covering QR codes, digital menus, customer feedback, loyalty programmes and engagement analytics.
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