Screenfire for farm stands and pick-your-own
What is picked today, on a board you change at dawn.
A stand runs on a chalkboard by the road and an honour box nobody explains. Both can be a screen — including the part that tells people exactly how to pay when there is nobody there.
What it replaces
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The roadside chalkboard
Rewritten every morning, unreadable in rain, and gone by August.
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An honour box with no instructions
People pay when paying is obvious. Ambiguity is what costs you, not dishonesty.
📅
“When is the corn in?”
Asked every day for six weeks. Answered once, on a screen, and they come back in August.
Built for the way you actually work
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Picked this morning
The only board a stand needs, and the one that changes every day.
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How to pay, plainly
Cash box, tap, Venmo — stated without ambiguity, which is what makes an honour system work.
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What is coming
Corn in July, pumpkins in September. A reason to return rather than a reason to stop.
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Pick-your-own hours
Open weekends from September, bags at the barn. The details that otherwise become phone calls.
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Readable outdoors
High-contrast layouts that survive a screen in a bright farm shop, not just a dim bar.
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No signal, no problem
A stand at the end of a field keeps its board through a dead patch.
Fair questions
▸There is barely any signal out there.
The board caches on the screen. It keeps showing the right thing through a dropout and catches up when the signal returns.
▸We are only open four months.
Then pay for four. Take the board down out of season and the screen is yours again — there is no installed hardware to leave behind.
▸Can it work on a tablet in a window?
That is the common setup. Any browser, any glass, portrait or landscape — the layout refits rather than cropping.
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.