TV screens in your venue
Your restaurant menu on TV screens, updated automatically.
You change a dish’s price or availability in the panel, and after a refresh the information appears on the screens in your venue. You don’t have to update your online menu and your menu boards separately.
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Features
An up-to-date menu in your venue, without printing new boards.
Screens built from blocks
A list or grid of dishes, a slideshow with a Ken Burns effect, a banner, an image, a video or a separator.
TV screen panel
Assign dishes to areas of the screen, change their order, save layouts and hide elements you don’t need.
Labels on dishes
Mark dishes as “Sale”, “New” or “Today’s pick”. You can choose a color and add several labels to one dish.
Labels, weights and unavailable dishes
The screen can also show dish weights and labels. When a product sells out, it’s marked as unavailable.
“TV only” categories
You can show a separate category of dishes and drinks on TV screens only, without publishing it on your online menu.
Content size and orientation
For each screen you can set the content size from 80 to 200% and a portrait or landscape layout. Long names fit the space available.
Automatic refresh about every 15 seconds
After a price change, the screen updates within a dozen or so seconds. After a plugin update, it can also reload the view on its own.
Start screen with a PIN
A PIN restricts access to the screen’s control panel. It doesn’t replace the TV’s own security, though.
Managing from a tablet
You can also reorder the dishes on TV screens with your finger in the manager panel on a tablet.
In a restaurant
How to split your menu across two TVs.
On the first screen you can show a list of dishes with prices, and on the second, photos and offers marked “Sale”. Price changes appear after the automatic refresh.
TV screens and the menu on your website use the same list of products and prices.

What you need
All you need to show the menu is a device with a browser.
A Smart TV with a browser
You can also use some older TVs, e.g. Vestel models with the Vewd browser or Chromium 38+.
An HDMI box or a small computer
If your TV doesn’t have a browser, connect a device that can run one over HDMI.
A computer with a monitor
You can also show the menu on a monitor connected to a computer with a browser.
FAQ
Questions about TV screens.
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