Screens for restaurants
The menu board that never needs a ladder.
QSRs, cafés, scoop shops, food trucks: your menu is your best salesperson and your biggest bottleneck. It puts it on any TV you own and hands the marker to your phone — change a price, 86 an item, or launch the special of the day in seconds.
What it replaces
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The letter board and the ladder
Nobody restocks the letter E at 7 AM. Type it once, and the board is right on every screen.
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The crossed-out sold-out item
86 something and it vanishes from the board instantly — no marker, no shame tape.
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The laminated price list
Prices change. Lamination is forever. Menus update from your pocket mid-rush.
Production example
Screenshots showing how an ice cream shop uses Screens for menu boards and order status. Tribe Apps runs the same screens in its own venues too.
Two Scoops
menu board
Two Scoops
order status
Two Scoops
window promo
Built for the way you actually work
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Menu boards that read
Dotted-leader pricing, big type, brand colors — the layout scoop shops and counters actually need.
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Order-status screen
A pickup-window tablet shows who’s up next, so the counter stops repeating names.
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Weather-aware glass
Every screen carries local weather — your sidewalk sign knows it’s cone weather before you do.
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Window promos after close
Portrait glass in the window sells tomorrow’s special all night with a QR to your ordering page.
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QR ordering everywhere
Menus, loyalty, online ordering — every display converts with a scannable next step.
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Survives the Wi-Fi
A router blip mid-lunch never blanks the board — screens cache and keep looping.
Fair questions
▸How fast can I 86 an item mid-rush?
Open the channel on your phone, delete the line, Save. The board updates before you pocket the phone.
▸Do I need special TVs or media players?
No. The smart TV above your counter already has the only player a screen needs: a browser.
▸Can one account run two locations?
Yes — screens are numbered devices you control from one dashboard, wherever they hang.
Light your first screen today.
The trial is free for seven days and takes about a minute to start. No card, no sales call — or talk to us first if you'd rather.