Menu boards that update themselves

Change a price in your point of sale and every screen follows, across every location, in seconds.

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From $39 a month. No contract, no setup fee.

Lunch

11:00 – 16:00

Burgers

  • Smash Burgerdouble patty, aged cheddar12.50
  • Buttermilk Chickenpickles, hot honey11.75
  • Mushroom Meltswiss, garlic aioli11.00
  • Brisket Chili Dogsold out9.50

Sides

  • Rosemary Fries4.25
  • Slaw3.50
  • Onion Rings4.75
  • House Pickles2.50
Allergen info at the counterSynced from Toast

Change a price once. Every screen follows.

Connect Toast or Clover and the till becomes the only place you ever edit a menu.

~10 min
to your first live screen
30 sec
for a price change to land
$25–40
typical player hardware
Zero
screens go blank in an outage

From the till to the wall

Four steps, once. After that a price change at the till is the only thing you ever have to do.

  1. 1

    Connect your POS

    Paste the API credentials from Toast or Clover. It is read-only: we look at your menu, never your orders or your customers.

    TToastConnected
    CCloverConnect
    Square, Lightspeed & more on request
  2. 2

    Your menu arrives

    Every item, price, category and calorie count is pulled in. Change a price at the till and it updates here on its own.

    Smash Burger$12.50
    Buttermilk Chicken$11.75
    Rosemary Fries$4.25

    + 46 more, synced 2 minutes ago

  3. 3

    Lay out the board

    Drag menu panels, headings, images and a clock onto the canvas. Set one board for breakfast and another for dinner.

  4. 4

    Pair the screen

    Plug a player into the TV. It shows a six-digit code and a QR code. Enter one or scan the other and the board is live.

    Pairing code

    7K4M2P

Boards that behave like a menu, not a slideshow

Everything below is in every plan. None of it needs a designer, and none of it needs you to retype a price.

169
finished designs
19
trades covered
38
portrait boards
9
one-click themes

Sold out, without a gap

Mark something gone and it stays on the board struck through, not deleted. Taking the row down does not tell a customer the wings are finished — it tells them the board is missing something, and your staff answer the question anyway.

Counts that mark themselves

Give the last tray of something a count. Tap as you sell them, and at zero the board says sold out on its own. Restock and it comes back — nothing to remember at the end of a shift.

Prices by size

Small, regular and large across the board, in the grid every chain uses. The sizes come from your till, so nobody types “Tall 3.25 / Grande 3.75” into an item name.

Sale prices that persuade

The old price struck through beside the new one, in the order people read a discount. Set it once; it survives the offer ending.

12 boards drawn for video walls

Two or more screens showing one picture between them, with bezel compensation so a line crossing the seam stays straight instead of stepping sideways at every join.

Restyle without redesigning

9 themes change every colour and typeface on a board and move nothing. Try one, try another, keep the arrangement you spent an hour on.

Built for anywhere a price is on a wall

If your point of sale is Toast or Clover, your prices arrive on their own. If it is anything else, keep the list in CanvaScreens and change it in one place.

  • RestaurantsMenus that follow the till, and daypart themselves
  • Coffee shopsEspresso list in the morning, cold brew by noon
  • Convenience storesDeli counter, fountain sizes, cigarette prices
  • Grocery storesWeekly specials and deli pricing across aisles
  • Liquor storesCase discounts and new arrivals, priced to the shelf
  • Smoke shopsLong price lists that change often and by law
  • AutomotiveService pricing, wait times and the bay queue
  • HealthcareWaiting-room information and clinic wayfinding
  • AttractionsTicket prices, ride status and today's show times
  • Athletic venuesConcession menus and the scoreboard-side board
  • Drive-thrusOutdoor boards that keep working when the line drops
  • Salons and barbersService menus, stylist rates and add-ons

Somewhere else entirely? Tell us what goes on the screen.

Always on

Keeps working when the internet does not

Each player holds the last board it was given. If your broadband drops, or our service is down, the menu stays up and the prices stay right. Nobody in the queue can tell.

Dayparting

Breakfast at six. Dinner at five. On its own.

Give a screen a schedule and it changes itself, judged on each venue's own local clock — so a group across three timezones needs one set of rules, not three.

Multi-site

Fifty boards, one action

Design once and push it to every screen in the group, or just the drive-thru at three sites. Emergency messages override everything, everywhere, and clear themselves.

Put your first board up this week

Plans start at $39 a month. Cancel whenever you like.

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