The menu that updates itself.
The menu changes, the weather changes, the promotion ends — and someone tapes new slips over the poster. With a digital menu board you change your menu in seconds. No print shop, no waiting, no compromise on how it looks.
A menu that thinks along.
A menu board is not a television with pictures on it. It is the sign your guest decides in front of within a few seconds — and that is exactly what we build it for.
Swap content yourself
Price adjusted, dish sold out, lunch offer over: you change it in SCRN Cloud and every display in the venue picks it up immediately.
Breakfast, lunch, dinner
The menu switches automatically by time of day. Coffee and croissants in the morning, hot kitchen from eleven — without anyone having to remember.
No more reprints
Every price change otherwise means layout, printing and mounting. Digital removes that — which pays off within the first year across several branches.
Calm animation
Subtle movement draws the eye to what you want to sell. Not a flashing advertising screen that guests learn to ignore.
Readable in any light
Brightness and colour temperature adapt. Strong against sunlight at midday, warm and non-glaring in the evening.
Switches itself off
Displays go off at closing time and back on in the morning. That saves electricity and extends panel life.
Outside too, where people walk past.
The menu in the window or at the entrance decides who comes in. That needs more brightness than indoors — otherwise all a passer-by sees in the sun is a reflecting black rectangle.
- High-brightness panels from 1,500 cd/m², readable in direct sunlight.
- Portrait for the entrance, landscape above the counter — both mountable at no extra cost.
- Automatic dimming by daylight, so it does not glare in the evening.
- Burn-in protection for standing menus that stay unchanged for weeks.
From paper menu to display.
For a standard setup we plan one to two weeks from your first message to live operation.
We look at the space
Where do guests stand, where does light fall, how far is the viewing distance? Diagonal, format and brightness follow from that — not from a catalogue.
The menu becomes a layout
We translate your menu into a layout that works at a distance: type sizes, grouping, price columns, room for promotions.
Hardware and installation
Displays come from stock, our own team mounts, wires and calibrates. No subcontractors.
Handover and operation
You get your cloud access and a briefing so your team swaps content itself. Monitoring keeps running on our side.
What it costs.
You buy the displays once, the software runs as a monthly licence per display. The concrete quote follows the briefing — these figures give you the order of magnitude.
Common questions from this sector.
Can I change the menu myself or do I have to ask you?
How many displays do I need above the counter?
What happens if a display fails?
Do the displays meet fire-safety requirements?
Does this work across several branches?
Can we keep our existing displays?
Show us your menu.
Send us your current menu and a photo of the counter — then we will tell you which format fits and what it costs. Reply within two working days.