Six products we actually use.

About the portfolio

01

What products does Jorbox make?

Jorbox operates six brands end-to-end: QRLynx (dynamic QR codes with analytics), Zawjni (Arabic-first matchmaking for Muslim marriage), Menujo (digital menus for restaurants), Lebseh (trendy unisex fashion ecommerce, Jordan-first with cash on delivery), CVPoet (AI-assisted resume builder), and Bloomvite (digital invitations with QR door check-in). All six are designed, coded, hosted, and supported by the same in-house team.

02

Which Jorbox brands are free to use?

QRLynx is fully free — no scan caps, no watermarks, no expiring codes. Zawjni offers a free tier with paid upgrades for premium features. Menujo has a free starter plan plus paid tiers for higher volume. Lebseh is a retail store (free to browse, you pay for items you buy). Bloomvite is free for up to 25 guests (invitations + RSVP, no watermark on any plan), with paid plans for QR door check-in and larger guest lists. CVPoet is free to build and download resumes, with a $7/month Pro tier.

03

How long has each brand been running?

Zawjni launched in 2022 (after years of beta iteration starting in 2017). QRLynx, Menujo, and CVPoet all launched in 2024. Lebseh launched 2025 as a fashion ecommerce store serving Jordan. Bloomvite launched 2026 as a digital-invitation and event-check-in platform. The portfolio has 33K+ Zawjni members and active customers across 200+ countries through QRLynx and Menujo.

04

Are the Jorbox brands available worldwide?

Yes — every brand serves a global audience. QRLynx and Menujo have customers in 200+ countries. Zawjni focuses on the Arab world and Arab diaspora; Lebseh focuses on Jordan-first ecommerce (JOD currency, cash on delivery) with international shipping at a flat 12.99 JOD per order. Bloomvite serves event hosts worldwide from the browser, with no app for hosts or guests. Pricing is in USD for SaaS, JOD for Lebseh retail.

05

How do Jorbox brands compare to bigger competitors?

Each brand competes by being focused: QRLynx vs. Bitly (genuinely free, more code types); Zawjni vs. global matrimonial apps (Arabic-first, marriage-intent only); Menujo vs. enterprise restaurant SaaS (live in 5 minutes, no contracts); Lebseh vs. international fast-fashion (JOD-native pricing, cash on delivery, inspect-at-door returns); Bloomvite vs. free wedding sites (the QR door check-in they do not offer). We compete on focus, not on chasing every feature.

06

Is Jorbox planning to launch more brands?

Rarely, and only when a product fits the stack and operating model we already run. Bloomvite — digital invitations with QR door check-in — is the most recent addition, launched in 2026 on the same infrastructure as the rest of the portfolio. The discipline is not "never launch"; it is that every brand has to earn its place and be something we still expect to be operating a decade from now. We are not chasing a number — most years we add nothing, and the focus stays on keeping the existing brands sharp, profitable, and useful.

07

Can I partner with a Jorbox brand?

Yes — each brand has its own partnership inbox. For platform-level partnerships across multiple brands, the company-level contact at /contact-us is the right route.