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FGR pairs any screen in seconds, then swaps breakfast for lunch and lunch for dinner on its own. The same workspace builds the restaurant's website and exports it as clean static HTML.
Signage
DisplaysContentScheduleWidgetsPairingDisplays
6 screens · 5 online
Screens
6
Online
5
Boards
12
Services
4
Lunch
Margherita, torn basil14.00
Counter left
Lunch menu
Today only
Buttermilk chicken burger18.50
Counter right
Todays special
Lunch to go
Grain bowl, charred salmon12.50
Drive-thru
Lunch to go
Brunch
Buttermilk pancakes11.00
Patio TV
Weekend brunch
At the bar
Draught, wine and cocktails
Bar screen
Happy hour loop
Dessert
Doughnuts, three ways6.00
Private dining
Idle
Products
Built with restaurants first. Everything shares one sign-in, one organisation and one activity log, so the floor manager and the web person are not in two different tools.
Pair a browser, Android or Fire OS screen with a 5-character code, then run menu boards, specials loops and service schedules from the dashboard.
Learn moreDrag together a site with your menu, gallery, opening hours and location, then export it as static HTML.
Learn moreBookings, takeaway calls and voicemails in the same workspace as your screens and your website.
See what's planned01 · Digital SignageAvailable
Upload the boards once, arrange the specials into a loop, set the service times, and every screen in the room keeps itself right.
Name them the way the floor does: Counter left, Drive-thru, Patio.
Open the player on the screen and type the 5-character code it shows.
One board, a loop of specials, or a schedule that covers the whole week.
Screens check in every 30 seconds, so breakfast becomes lunch with nobody in the back office.
Put a different board on each screen, or the same one across all of them. Change a price once and every screen showing that board catches up within 30 seconds.
From the fire
Soup of the day, add 4.00
Prices and dishes on every screen, changed from one place.
Breakfast, lunch, happy hour and dinner swap on the clock.
Patio, counter, drive-thru and the bar, each on its own.
Open the web player or the Android and Fire OS app on the screen. It shows a short code; type it into the dashboard and the screen is yours. Nothing to install on the TV and no device keys to copy around.
FGR Web Player
Enter this code in your dashboard
Waiting to pair with Counter left…
Playlist Timeline
Lunch
Margherita, torn basil14.00
Now playing
In the kitchen
Today only
Buttermilk chicken burger18.50
Happy hour
16:00 – 18:00
Lunch
Margherita, torn basil14.00
lunch-board.png
Now playing
In the kitchen
kitchen-reel.mp4
Happy hour
16:00 – 18:00
happy-hour.webp
Today only
Buttermilk chicken burger18.50
specials-tue.png
Dessert
Doughnuts, three ways6.00
dessert-board.png
Brunch
Buttermilk pancakes11.00
brunch-board.png
Playlists. Drag the dessert card ahead of the wine list, set how long each one holds, and pick how it changes over.
Dining room screens
America/New_York · default: All-day menu
Schedules. Weekly slots in the restaurant's own timezone, with an all-day board for the hours nothing is booked.
Patio TV · Widget Layout
Drag, resize and organize widgets on the design canvas.
Drop the time onto the canvas so the queue can see it, or the local forecast on the patio screen. Resize, rotate and place it, and it sits over whatever board is up.
Upload boards, specials cards and kitchen footage up to 1 GB. Uploads resume if the wifi drops mid-transfer.
Drag the dessert card ahead of the wine list, set how long each stays up, and pick how it changes over: fade, slide, zoom or blur.
Breakfast at 07:00, lunch at 11:30, happy hour at 16:00 — per screen, in the restaurant's own timezone, with an all-day board for the gaps.
Drop the time over the board, or the local forecast on the patio screen, sized and placed wherever you want it.
Point a screen at a single card, a loop or a full week, with a priority and an optional date window for a festive menu.
Every swap is logged with the person, the screen and what it said before — useful when a board goes up wrong mid-service.
01 · Digital Signage · Players
Use the web player in any browser, or the native app on Android and Fire OS. They pair the same way and play the same content.
Small plates
From the fire
The smart TV above the counter, a mini PC behind the board, or any browser. Nothing to install.
A native app for the Android TV stick behind the screen, tablets at the host stand, and commercial displays.
The same native app on a Fire TV Stick in the dining room.
Get it on the Amazon Appstore(opens in a new tab)Every screen pairs with the same 5-character code, whatever is plugged into it.
Boards and prices stay on the device, so a dropped connection mid-service does not blank the screen.
A new price list waits for the card on screen to finish instead of cutting it off in front of the queue.
Rotate the output 0, 90, 180 or 270 degrees for the tall screens behind the counter.
A watchdog reloads the player if playback stalls, so nobody has to climb up and unplug the TV.
02 · Website BuilderAvailable
Start from ready-made sections — hero, menu, gallery, hours, reviews, location — edit the text and photos in place, and download a static site you can host anywhere.
Layout
Hero
About
Gallery
Contact
FAQ
Hero1
Hero1
Section Id
hero
Title
A Culinary Journey
Description
Where every dish tells a story…
Image
Background Overlay Color
#000000Background Overlay Opacity 40%
A few of the blocks a restaurant site starts with
Hero, menu sections, dish galleries, opening hours, reviews, FAQ, locations and contact.
Set the palette and fonts once so the site matches the boards on the wall.
Page title, description and share image for when a guest sends the link on, plus a cookie banner and privacy and terms copy.
Switch between mobile, tablet and desktop while you edit.
Download a ZIP with HTML, CSS, JS and images, ready for any host your web person already uses.
Save the site as a template, copy it, and change the address and the hours.
03 · SoftphoneComing soon
We're building the Softphone into the same workspace, starting with the calls a restaurant takes every service. Here's what it will cover first.
Bookings and takeaway orders from the browser, without a handset on the pass.
After-hours messages are transcribed and land in your inbox before the morning shift.
Same sign-in, same team and same activity log as your screens and your website.
Create a workspace, pair a display, and have content playing in a few minutes.
