Who’s going to make your TV slides? You can, in a minute.

You don’t — the app does.

Answer a few plain questions, or snap a photo of a paper flyer, and a finished slide is ready in about a minute. No designer, no PowerPoint.

Your menu makes them.

Type each dish and price once and every menu board draws itself. Tonight’s special is a short form the shift lead can fill in.

You type it — it’s built for you.

Flu-shot days, hand-hygiene reminders, a new procedure: type the message and the slide is made in your colors, ready for a manager to approve.

You pick the topic — it’s built for you.

Type the safety message and the slide is made for you. The days-without-an-injury scoreboard keeps its own count.

Your volunteers fill in a short form.

Queen of Hearts results, Volunteer of the Month, kitchen specials, band nights — each is a few questions, and the slide makes itself. Or snap a photo of the flyer.

Your volunteers fill in a short form.

Service times, food drives, meetings and events each have their own few questions. Snap a photo of the bulletin flyer and it’s read for you.

Yes — it sets itself up for your kind of place.

Tell it what kind of place you are and you get your own home page, help, starter categories and tools. Most of these come with every plan.

Menu boards built from your menu.

Mark an item sold out from a phone, show allergen icons and a Chef’s pick, and let breakfast turn into lunch by the clock.

Each TV plays its own messages.

Staff reminders in the break room, flu-shot days and office hours in the waiting room — and a home page that shows what needs your attention.

Built around proof.

A safety scoreboard that counts itself, “Is this still correct?” check-ups Pro, and a home page that shows what’s about to go stale.

A mode made for posts and lodges.

Your categories are already named the way you say them, and the Auxiliary, Sons, Riders and Honor Guard can each post their own news.

Every group gets its own corner.

Ministries and committees post their own news, countdowns build up to the big events, and a scrolling message bar carries tonight’s announcements.

You decide.

Staff and volunteers make slides; nothing plays until an approver says so. Send one back with a note, or let trusted people post directly.

The shift changes the specials — not your brand.

Your layouts and colors stay put, and anything new can wait for a manager’s OK before it reaches a screen.

A manager can approve every message.

You can require a manager’s OK before anything reaches a screen, and approved wording can be locked so it can’t quietly change later Pro.

Every message is on the record.

Who made each slide and who approved it is recorded on every one, so the report shows the whole chain.

Your officers do.

Members send slides in, and you can require an officer’s OK before anything goes up. The sender gets an email either way.

The office does.

Volunteers send slides in and the office can approve them, so someone looks before anything goes up.

Probably nothing.

Use the TVs you already have: plug in a $20 streaming stick or open a web browser on a smart TV. Plans are priced by how many TVs you run, with Multi-location for more than one site.

No new screens — and no more printing.

Use the TVs you have with a $20 streaming stick, and stop paying the printer every time a price changes.

Probably nothing — and sponsors can help with the cost.

Use the TVs in the lounge with a streaming stick (about $20). The Community plan for nonprofits is $49 a month for up to 5 TVs, and sponsor slides can help cover the cost.

Probably nothing.

Use the TVs you already have with a $20 streaming stick or a web browser. Churches and nonprofits get the Community plan: $49 a month for up to 5 TVs.

Yes — with Pro, every showing is recorded. Pro

Each TV counts what ran, how often, for how long and on which screen — even through an internet outage — and it becomes a PDF report. Every plan shows what’s playing on each screen, live.

Yes — and so can your advertisers. Pro

See exactly when the patio special played, and hand any local advertiser a monthly report proving their ad ran.

Yes — and who read it. Pro

One click shows what ran where. Staff can scan a QR code on the TV and sign “I read this” from their own phone.

When the inspector asks, print the week. Pro

One click gives you a PDF of every showing for any dates you pick. Sign-offs and check-ups are on the same Reports page.

Yes — the proof your sponsors want. [Pro or Community]

Every sponsor gets a monthly report proving their ad ran, emailed to them automatically.

Yes — for you and your sponsors. [Pro or Community]

See what played and when, and send any sponsor a monthly report proving their slide ran.

Yes — it’s your brand, not ours.

Your colors, logo and artwork. Upload a background, mark where the words go, and every slide lands there. Our name never appears on your slides.

Your brand, locked in.

Your colors and layouts stay put no matter who’s on shift — they change the words, not the look.

Your crest, your emblems.

Add the post crest and each group’s emblem, upload your own artwork, and every slide lands its words in the right spot.

Your logo and your artwork.

Upload your own backgrounds and logo, and every slide your volunteers make matches.