No TV app to install and nothing to plug in. Any screen with a browser — a smart TV, a $49 stick, an old laptop. You program the rotation from behind the bar and it runs all night.
Your drink and food specials, priced, on a rotation you set from your phone.
Starts and ends itself on your schedule. Nobody has to remember to change a sign.
What is on tonight — league night, a tournament, a band, trivia.
Who is working. Regulars learn the names, staff get the credit.
Birthdays and milestones on the screen. Cheap way to make a night.
What game is on which screen, so nobody asks the bartender.
The last slide of every loop: scan, check in, get in the queue.
You set the slides once from your phone. The screen moves through them on its own — specials, then happy hour, then what is on tonight, then who is working. That is a real board on the right, cycling live.
Players open this to find a table near them. Paying rooms carry their tier on the pin, so a busy room stands out from a quiet one instead of collapsing into the pack.
Sign up and get it on there — free, and it takes a few minutes.
Get your bar on the map →The chalkboard is the step. We removed it. Every part of running the floor that currently lives in someone's head now lives on the screen.
Players put themselves in line from their phone or the QR on the table, and the order is on the screen. Nobody asks who is next, and nobody argues about it.
A player scans, they are on your floor. You get a real headcount instead of a guess, and they get their game tracked.
A table that has gone quiet for an hour closes on its own so your next player is not staring at a stale name.
A player scans the QR on the table or the door and they are checked in.
They put themselves in line. The order goes up on the TV for the whole room.
Scores go in on a phone. Winner stays on, next player is already called.
Table take, headcount, hours and repeat visits land in the Money Hub.
League night on Wednesday earns more than Thursday and Sunday combined. Most rooms cannot see this.
Most rooms know their Friday is good and their Tuesday is not, and nothing past that. The Money Hub gives you the rest of it — by night, by table, by player.
Busiest hours, table utilisation, who is coming back, what the tables took. The stuff you currently estimate from how the room felt.
Which table earns and which one sits. Move a table, or stop paying for one.
Who came back this month, who stopped coming. A list you can actually do something with.
APA and BCA rulesets, handicaps, scoresheets, standings and playoffs. Four bracket formats with seeding. Your staff can host a tournament without buying anything.

Coin kit $149. Kiosk tablet $179, or bring your own. TV stick $49, or bring your own. QR stands are free. Nothing here is a monthly fee, and none of it is required to start — a phone is enough.
There is no trial clock on the free tier. You pay only if you want the advertising and the tools on top.
No card. No trial clock. A real listing, not a stub.
One flat price. No per-table fees, no per-staff seats, no setup cost.
You almost certainly do not need to create anything — your bar is probably already listed from public records. Find it, tap Own this bar?, verify by phone, and it is yours.