Screenfire for bars and taprooms

The tap list is wrong the moment a keg blows.

Every bar runs on a chalkboard somebody last updated on Tuesday. 86 a keg from behind the bar and the board greys it out before the next person orders it — on every screen in the room, in the time it takes to put the glass down.

What it replaces

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The chalkboard tap list

Beautiful, and wrong within a shift. Nobody rubs out a keg at eleven on a Friday — they just pour the next thing and apologise.

The happy hour sign somebody forgets

Put it on a schedule once. It goes up at four and comes down at seven whether anyone remembers or not.

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Laminated cocktail lists

Reprinting for one price change is why the price does not change. A board that costs nothing to edit is a board that stays true.

Built for the way you actually work

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Cocktail boards with photos

People order what they can see. A drink with a picture outsells the same drink in a list, every time.

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A tap wall you can 86

Grey out an empty line from your phone. The board keeps its layout instead of reflowing into nonsense.

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Happy hour on a timer

Starts and ends on its own. Set it in October and forget it until spring.

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What is on tonight

Quiz, live music, the game. The reason somebody stays for a third rather than settling up.

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Last orders, said once

A board that clears a room without a member of staff shouting over the music.

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Survives the Wi-Fi

Screens cache everything. A router reboot mid-service never leaves the bar dark.

Fair questions

Can bar staff update it, or does it come back to me?

Anyone you give a PIN to. Each person gets their own, so you can hand one to a bartender and take it back when they leave without changing anything for everybody else.

Our screen is a long strip above the bottles.

That shape is specifically tested. The layout engine is proven against ultrawide strips, portrait posters and 640×360 sticks — text refits rather than cropping.

What does it cost to try?

Fourteen days, twenty boards, no card. Plans start at $6 a board after that.

Light your first screen today.

The trial is free for fourteen days and takes about a minute to start. No card, no sales call — or talk to us first if you'd rather.