Screenfire for bars and taprooms
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.
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Beautiful, and wrong within a shift. Nobody rubs out a keg at eleven on a Friday — they just pour the next thing and apologise.
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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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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.
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People order what they can see. A drink with a picture outsells the same drink in a list, every time.
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Grey out an empty line from your phone. The board keeps its layout instead of reflowing into nonsense.
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Starts and ends on its own. Set it in October and forget it until spring.
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Quiz, live music, the game. The reason somebody stays for a third rather than settling up.
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A board that clears a room without a member of staff shouting over the music.
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Screens cache everything. A router reboot mid-service never leaves the bar dark.
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.
That shape is specifically tested. The layout engine is proven against ultrawide strips, portrait posters and 640×360 sticks — text refits rather than cropping.
Fourteen days, twenty boards, no card. Plans start at $6 a board after that.
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.