Your menu, your files
Export slides from whatever you already use, as JPG or PNG. Name them in order, copy them to the card, and the screen has them within a minute.
Menu boards
Digital menu boards with no monthly fee
Change the menu with a card and a coffee break. Service does not stop when the internet does.
A row of screens
Three portrait units over a counter make a menu wall. Each one plays its own folder, so a slide can change on one board and leave the others alone.
Sized for the counter
From 10.1 in on a register to 23.8 in behind the bar. Each size has a true-to-scale preview in the builder. Larger indoor boards are a crowded market, and we leave it to others.
Rated -10 to 60 °C
That is the operating range, in a metal case. Keep it away from direct grease and steam: the IP65 rating covers the front face only.
The menu board guide works out how many lines fit at your distance.
Sample content for this place
Free slides to test with, labelled as sample artwork. Unzip to a card and it plays. Portrait pack · Landscape pack
Other places
- Elevator screensA steel box on a cable is one of the worst places for an internet connection. These screens do not need one.
- Lobby displaysA screen in a reception wall should look like part of the wall. A published cut-out size makes that a drawing, not a guess.
- Retail displaysThe sign should sell the thing next to it. Small screens at the shelf do that, and they do not need the store Wi-Fi.
- Factory screensShift notices, safety counters and line status, on a screen rated -10 to 60 °C operating, 95% non-condensing.
- Waiting room screensCheck-in reminders, health notices and what to expect today. No patient data, no network, no monthly bill.