Big-budget digital menu boards.
Small-restaurant price.
Menu Board turns any TV you already have — plugged into a Roku — into the kind of always-on digital signage the national chains pay agencies for. Build a menu, pair a device by scanning a code, and it takes care of the rest.
"We're two people from the restaurant industry, not a signage company. We've stood behind the counter watching a laminated paper menu curl up in the window while the chain down the street runs a slick TV display nobody on their team even manages by hand. Menu Board is the tool we wished we'd had — built for restaurants that don't have a marketing budget or an IT department, not for the ones that do."
Update from your phone
Change a price, swap a logo, or run a weekend special from the admin site — no design software, no reflashing a device, no calling anyone.
Runs on hardware you already own
Sideload the free Roku channel onto the TV you're already using. No proprietary box to buy, no monthly hardware lease.
Looks right, automatically
Pull colors straight from your logo, page through sections at a pace you set, and never worry about a stretched or cropped image.
Keeps working when the wifi hiccups
The Roku channel caches the last-known menu on-device, so a flaky router doesn't mean a blank screen during the dinner rush.