Digital menu boards

Themes are ready-made board designs, each with its own fonts, colors, and signature details, like Departures' split-flap tiles or Taquería's papel picado banner. A theme sizes the text and picks the columns to fit your menu and promos, so you don't have to set font sizes by hand. There are drink themes and food themes, and you can pick your brand color and fonts.

Yes. Your board keeps its design until you pick a theme. If you do, your current design is saved to Board history so you can go back to it. If you like a theme but want full control, switch to custom layout and every font, size, and spacing is yours to change.

Yes. Every theme has a vertical layout, and Tall Pour and Menu Card are made for vertical screens. Set the screen orientation for a TV turned on its side and the theme lays itself out for it.

Yes. Choose where promos show (none, side, banner, or both) and the theme fits your menu into the space that's left. Full-screen promos work on every theme too.

The Design Assistant checks how easy your board is to read and gives it a score out of 100. Above 80 reads well across the room. It lists what's hard to read and suggests fixes you can accept one at a time or all at once, with Undo.

An Amazon Fire TV or Fire TV Stick with the Live Tap Lists app is recommended. You can also cast from a computer with Chromecast or connect a computer by HDMI. For a screen behind the bar, use at least a 50 inch TV.

Changes are live on your TVs as soon as you save them. If your POS is connected, synced changes flow through automatically, in about 5 seconds for Square and Clover.

Yes. Scheduled boards rotate your boards automatically by time of day or day of week, such as a happy hour board from 3 to 5 pm.

Mark it faded to dim it on the board with a message like "Fresh out," or set it inactive to remove it. If your POS syncs availability, sold-out items update automatically.