Digital menu board software for restaurants and QSR

Menus that change themselves on a schedule

A quick-service restaurant typically needs at least two or three different menu configurations across a single day: breakfast until 11, lunch and dinner after that, maybe a late-night menu. Doing this with static printed boards or manually swapping a screen's content means someone has to remember to do it, every day, at every location.

With NoroCMS, time-window scheduling handles the daypart switch automatically. Set the breakfast playlist to run until 11am and the lunch playlist to take over after, and the board changes itself, every day, without anyone touching it.

Price changes across every location, in minutes

A single ingredient cost change can mean updating prices across dozens of locations at once. Update the menu asset in the media library, and instant content push gets the corrected menu onto every screen in the chain within minutes, instead of waiting on a print run or a store-by-store manual update.

Reliable even on a shared kitchen network

A menu board is frequently sharing bandwidth with a POS system, kitchen display system, and guest Wi-Fi, all on the same modest restaurant internet connection. Offline-first playback means the menu board keeps showing the correct menu even if that shared connection gets congested or drops entirely during a rush.