Zones
Split one bar top into regions and run different content on each — a menu at the service end, a game in the middle, house promotion at the door.
The platform
One login. Every bar top.
The content manager is where the product actually gets used. Build content, decide when and where it runs, and push it to one display or every display you own — without closing early or driving anywhere.
Platform dashboard screenshot
The main content manager view with a real schedule and a real fleet loaded. 16:9, dark UI, no customer data on screen.
Capabilities
What it does.
Everything below is written to describe the platform as planned. Trim anything that is not shipping yet, or mark it clearly — a feature list that overstates is a support ticket waiting to happen.
Scheduling
Dayparting that matches how a bar actually runs. Brunch, happy hour, game time and close, each with their own programme, set once.
Playlists
Sequence apps, artwork and video into a loop, with per-item durations and transitions. Reorder by dragging.
Fleet control
Every display you run in one list, with what it is showing, whether it is online, and when it last checked in. Push to one, a group, or all.
Reporting
What ran, where, and for how long. Enough to bill a sponsor and enough to know which content the room actually engaged with.
Roles & access
A bar manager changes tonight's board. A regional manager changes the whole region. Nobody gets more than their job needs.
The interface
Screens to fill in.
Drop real screenshots into these four slots as the platform takes shape.
Screenshot 01
Fleet view — every display, its status and what it is showing
Screenshot 02
Schedule editor — a week of dayparts across one venue
Screenshot 03
Zone editor — a bartop layout split into content regions
Screenshot 04
Content library — uploaded media and installed apps
Reliability
The bar does not close when the internet does.
Displays hold their programme locally and keep running through an outage. When the connection comes back they catch up on whatever they missed. A dark bar top is not an acceptable failure mode, so it is not one we designed in.
- Offline playback. Scheduled content is cached on the panel, not streamed on demand.
- Staged rollouts. Push to one venue, look at it, then push to the rest.
- Alerting. You hear a panel is down from us, not from a customer.
Architecture diagram
How content gets from the manager to a panel, and what happens when the link drops.
Integrations
Reads from what you already run.
Placeholder list — replace with the integrations you actually support, and remove the ones you do not.
POS
Live pricing and stock so a menu board is never wrong.
Sports data
Scores and clocks for the scoreboard apps.
Digital signage
Import from the CMS you already licence.
API & webhooks
Drive content from your own systems.
Get started
Walk through the platform.
A live tour takes about twenty minutes, using content from your own venue.