ScreenPour module
Any TV becomes a screen.
Pair a TV with a code and it’s yours to program — Roku, Fire TV, BrightSign or a browser — and see which screens are online.
By the numbers
Use the screens you already have
Operators see technology as a competitive edge — when it doesn’t mean buying everything new.
3 in 4
restaurant operators say technology gives them a competitive edge.
Source: National Restaurant Association, 2024
What changes with Gumbeaux
No proprietary players required: a Roku or Fire TV stick, a BrightSign, or any browser.
Industry research about restaurants in general, shown with its source — not results from Gumbeaux Soft customers.
Time back
Screens, two ways
Adding a screen
Today
Buy a player, call a vendor.
With Gumbeaux
Show a code on the TV; claim it.
Is it working?
Today
Walk over and look.
With Gumbeaux
Online status for every screen.
Many screens
Today
Program one at a time.
With Gumbeaux
Groups — program a room at once.
How it works
How it works
Plug in a stick or open a browser
Roku, Fire TV, BrightSign or a browser.The TV shows a code
Or a QR.Claim it
The screen is yours.Program it
Menus, promos, scenes and events.
Screens
17 screens · 16 online
Bar left
Online
Bar right
Online
Counter menu
Online
Patio
Offline
New screen
Claim
Features
What it does
Pair by code or QR
The screen shows a code; you claim it.
Roku, Fire TV, BrightSign, any browser
Use the TVs you have.
Screen status
Know which screens are online.
Screen groups
Program a room at once.
Idle loop
A promo loop when nothing else is scheduled.
No silos
What it connects to
Change it here and everything it touches knows.
Questions
What owners ask us
What hardware do I need?
A Roku or Fire TV stick, a BrightSign player, or any screen with a browser.
How do I add a screen?
The TV shows a code or QR; you claim it from your admin.
Can I see if a screen is down?
Yes — every screen shows its online status.
Need something specific?
Ask us. If it's not already built, we take special feature requests.
See your TVs become screens.
A guided demo, about 20 minutes, built around what you run.