If your TV has a web browser, you're two minutes from a live pickup board. If it doesn't, a $30 stick gives it one. No computer, no installer, no new wiring.
Works on every TV with an HDMI port — this is the answer when the TV itself has no browser.
Power cut mid-shift? Open Silk again — your board is still paired.
What the TV shows the moment you arrive — pairing takes one code, no typing on the TV.
Most Samsung smart TVs since 2017 have a built-in browser.
TV switched off overnight? Open Internet again — your board is still paired.
Same pairing screen on every device — one code, done.
LG's webOS TVs ship with a browser out of the box.
TV switched off overnight? Open the browser again — your board is still paired.
Same pairing screen on every device — one code, done.
A small Ready-only screen right where drinks are handed over — great next to the register.
Tip: a $15 stand angles it toward customers.
The same code pairs a countertop screen — pick its role from the dashboard.
Any recent Android tablet with Chrome makes a countertop Ready screen.
Tip: pin Chrome so a stray tap can't leave the board.
The same code pairs a countertop screen — pick its role from the dashboard.
Apple TV, Roku, or no smart TV at all? Those boxes don't have a web browser — the Fire TV Stick above is the $30 answer for any of them.