Digital menu boards that run themselves

A menu board has three jobs: show the right menu for the time of day, show the right prices, and never go blank during service. Pixyl’s scheduling, live data sources, and offline-tolerant player are built around exactly those three.

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Breakfast switches itself off at 10:30

Daily time windows, weekday rules, date ranges, and priorities mean the lunch menu appears when lunch starts — no one climbing behind the counter with a USB stick. A one-click takeover pushes an urgent message to every screen and hands back control when it ends.

Prices come from your till, not a designer

Push JSON to a Pixyl data source and every bound zone updates live — a price change in your POS reaches the board in seconds. Menu layouts are composed from zones in the layout builder, or drafted by AI from a plain-English description.

Service does not stop for the Wi-Fi

Screens cache media locally. Pull the network cable mid-rush and the loop keeps playing; schedules keep switching on-device. When the connection returns, the screen catches up silently.

Common questions

Can I update prices without redesigning the board?

Yes. Bind menu zones to a data source and push new prices as JSON — from a POS integration, a script, or a spreadsheet export. The layout never changes; the numbers do.

Can different branches show different menus?

Yes. Screens are organised with tags, and playlists can target tags — one account, per-branch content, published from one dashboard.

What hardware goes behind the TV?

Anything with a browser: an Android stick, a Raspberry Pi, or the TV’s own smart browser. Most boards run on hardware under $50.