Your specials, between the photos
Happy hour, $5 margaritas, tonight's band, trivia Thursday. Set the days and hours each slide runs, and the wall slips one in after every few photos.
Bars, pubs, breweries & venues
Your customers' photos on your TVs. Every night.
Customers scan the QR code on the TV, and their photos pop up on your screens between your own specials. It runs on its own, every night.
New QR code every dayYour specials between photos14 days free, then $49/month
Start your 14-day free trialBuilt for a bar, not a wedding
Your TVs are already on. Put the room on them.
A new QR code every day
The code changes at 4 AM and it's only on your TVs, so you have to be in the room to post. A code someone shared on Facebook last night is dead by morning.
Photos roll off on their own
Pick 7, 14 or 30 days. Every night, anything older is deleted automatically. Got a keeper, like the band's last show? Pin it and it stays.
Peace of mind
"What if somebody posts something nasty?"
- Every photo gets an automated safety check before it can reach the screen. If the check can't run, the photo waits, hidden.
- Want a person in the loop? Turn on approval and nothing shows until your staff taps Approve.
- Hide any photo on the display straight from your phone.
Straight talk: no automated screen is perfect. That's why the approval switch is there for the nights you want it.
One plan
Venue
$49 per month
- Every TV you own
- A new guest QR code every day
- Your own slides between photos
- Photos roll off after 7, 14 or 30 days
- Automated safety screening
- 14-day free trial (card required, cancel before day 15 and pay nothing)
- No contract: cancel anytime from your dashboard
If you cancel, the wall pauses and you have 14 days to download anything you want to keep.
Start your 14-day free trialWhy I built this
I'm Ron. I built PhotoWallz, and I play drums in a cover band, so I spend a lot of Friday nights in bars looking at TVs nobody's watching.
Instead of a game nobody asked for, your TVs can show the people in the room: the birthday table, the band, the guy who finally hit the bullseye. People see themselves on the screen, and they post more.