For restaurants and cafes with more than one location
Your menu, on every screen, in every store — updated in seconds.
Signizr is operations infrastructure for restaurant and cafe chains: publish once from head office, and every location's screens change together. Start with one standalone menu screen per store, and add a synchronized menu wall wherever a location needs a larger coordinated display. No USB sticks. No calling each store.
No credit card required · 21-day trial
Menus run by hand don't scale
Price-change week
Every menu revision turns into files on USB sticks, store visits, and a checklist of which shop still shows the old price.
Stale screens sell yesterday's menu
Sold-out items stay up and promotions run late, because updating a screen is somebody's chore — at every location.
You can't see your stores' screens
Is the lunch menu actually showing at your second location right now? From head office, there's usually no way to know.
Publish once. Every store follows.
Put your menu in
Upload images or video, or compose a menu layout in the built-in editor.
Choose where it shows
All locations, one region, or a single shop — screens are organized by store.
It's live in seconds
Every selected screen switches together, and can change automatically between morning, lunch, and dinner menus.
Grow a location into a wall
Behind a busy counter, group 3–6 screens into a synchronized menu wall — every other store keeps running its standalone screens, unaffected.
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Prices that follow your register
Connect your POS catalogue, and price blocks on your menu screens stay in step with your register. Change the price there — the screen follows. No second place to forget.
POS support is expanding. Ask us about yours.
Operations infrastructure, not a slideshow app
See every screen from head office
Each store’s screens report their status — playing, offline, or needs attention — to one dashboard.
Keeps playing through network drops
Content is stored on the player device, so a flaky connection doesn't take your menu down.
Runs on ordinary hardware
Any HDMI screen or TV plus a small player device. No proprietary 'signage displays' required.
One standalone screen, or a synchronized wall
Some stores run a single standalone menu screen. Others run a synchronized 3–6 screen wall behind a busy counter. A multi-location chain can mix both — manage every store, and every mode, from the same dashboard.
Questions restaurant operators ask
What hardware do I need?
Any HDMI screen or TV, plus a small player device. No proprietary hardware required — ask us about supported devices.
Do screens keep working if the internet drops?
Yes. Content is cached on the player device and playback continues; the screen resyncs when the connection returns.
How do I roll out a new store?
Plug in a player, and it registers to your account with an 8-digit code shown on screen. Assign the store’s content from head office — no technician visit.
Does it work with my POS?
Menu price blocks can bind to your POS catalogue, so on-screen prices follow your register. Ask us which systems are supported today.
Do all our screens need to be synchronized?
No. Most restaurants run standalone screens — each one independent, with its own content and schedule. Synchronize a group only where a location needs a larger coordinated display, like a 3–6 screen menu wall behind the counter. You can change a screen's mode at any time, and it reprices automatically.
Put your menu on every screen this week.
Start with one store, or all of them — standalone screens, a synchronized wall, or both. Try it free for 21 days, no card required.