One screen. The menu, the specials, and the ad that pays for it.
Most signage will loop a slide. Most menu tools will show a list. Tapboard does the menu, the daypart schedule and the paid vendor spot on the same wall, on one subscription. Menus and scheduling run on every plan; paid vendor placements are Platinum.
Everything that ships
What you get depends on the plan.
Ad playlists
Rotate happy hour, a cask release or a Thursday quiz between menu views. Set what runs and when, and stop taping notices to the wall.
Canva
Connect your Canva account and pull designs straight onto a board. Build the art in Canva, publish it here.
Fire TV app
Plug in a Fire TV Stick, install the app, pair it with the code on screen. The board is up before the next shift.
Item photos
Put a photo next to a pour so people ordering at the rail can see what they are getting.
Media storage
Room for the pour shots, the can art and the ad videos, without hunting for where you saved them.
Board design
Pick a theme, set your fonts and colors, and the board looks like your room instead of a spreadsheet.
Square sync
Connect Square once. Items, prices and categories come across on their own, and keep coming across.
Price changes
Change a price behind the bar and the wall catches up on your next sync. Nobody retypes anything.
Scheduled menus
Open, happy hour, late night. Set the times once and the board changes itself, including the nights you are not in.
Screens and rooms
Different boards on different screens. Drafts over the taps, cocktails at the back bar, tonight's specials by the door.
Staff logins
Give the GM and your bar leads their own logins, so whoever is on can blow out a keg without texting you for the password.
Theme overrides
Go past the presets. Override colors, type, spacing and layout until it reads right from across the room.
Vendor ads
Let your distributors pay for space between menus. The screen you already bought starts covering itself. Platinum plan.
See it on your own menu.
Fourteen days of Pro, no card. Connect Square or type your list in by hand, and see how it looks at twelve feet.