The menu and prices
Dishes, drinks, and prices, laid out in Slide Creator from a template or designed in Canva, and changed in one place.
A printed menu is out of date the moment a price moves or the special sells out, and someone has to reprint it and swap it by hand. Castit turns the screens above your counter into digital menu boards that switch from breakfast to lunch on their own and update everywhere at once. Start on the screens you already have.
A menu changes more often than it looks. Prices follow the suppliers, dishes sell out, breakfast turns into lunch, and the seasonal special needs a place on the wall. On paper, every change means a new print run, someone up a ladder, and the old price on show until the new one arrives.
Digital menu boards put the menu on a screen you change from a browser. You edit a price or a dish once, and every screen that runs that menu shows it. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner each get their own schedule, so the board switches on time without anyone touching it, and the day's special goes up as soon as the kitchen decides on it.
Most menu screens carry more than the menu. These are the things restaurants, cafes, and canteens put on them.
Dishes, drinks, and prices, laid out in Slide Creator from a template or designed in Canva, and changed in one place.
Today's special, a combo, or a seasonal drink, added to the rotation and taken off again when it ends.
Keep the price list in Google Sheets and show it as a table: a change is on the screens within 5 minutes.
The PDF Viewer pages through a menu or price list on its own, with no redesign needed.
A QR code on screen sends guests to the full menu or a sign-up on their own phone.
The details guests ask at the counter: opening hours, the Wi-Fi password, and the weather outside.
A menu screen earns its place where people choose: in the queue, at the counter, and at the door. Put each screen where that choice happens, and give it the content that fits the spot.

A menu has to be right on every screen at the same time, often in more than one location, and it is changed by people who also run the floor. Castit keeps it simple enough for the shift manager and controlled enough for head office.
A Dutch eetcafé swapped its static menus and printed promotions for screens that carry the day's specials, offers, and news for its guests. A reseller that works with hospitality venues set it up on Castit, and the content is managed centrally and updated as quickly as the specials change.
Read the story →Castit is part of GuideLites, whose platform also handles visitor registration and meeting-room booking. Use it on its own, or add the others when you need them.
Try it free. Start with the menu you reprint most often, and see it on a screen that switches with the service.
21 days of the complete product on up to ten players, then one player stays free forever. No credit card needed. Prefer a guided tour? Book a demo.
It is a screen that shows your menu, prices, and specials, managed from software instead of printed. With Castit you change it in your browser, and every screen that runs it updates.
Yes. Give each menu its own time-based or recurring schedule, and every screen switches at the time you set, with no one touching it.
Often, yes. Castit runs on Samsung and LG smart displays through the built-in player, on Android and Google TV sets through the Castit app, and on other screens through a small player. For screens that run all day, a professional display or a certified player is the safer choice.
Yes. Change the price once and publish, and every screen that runs that menu shows it, at one location or all of them. A price kept in Google Sheets reaches the screens within 5 minutes.
Yes. Screens keep playing from local storage during an internet outage and catch up when it's back.
Yes. Essential, the free plan, starts with 21 days of the complete product on up to ten players, with no credit card. After that one player stays free for as long as you like, with up to 5 items per screen and up to 30 seconds per item. See what Essential includes.