Sold out, in one tap
The last bottle is gone: one tap and it is struck through on every table. Back on just as fast.
Free during the test phase · no app
Demonstration: your board is photographed, Barify turns it into your menu line by line, and a sold-out beer is struck through with one tap.
On the table by QR code, on the screen in the room, on paper — and always up to date. To change it, a photo of your board is enough, or a few lines typed in.
You sign in with Google: your request is noted, and your bar gets in as soon as it is accepted.
A QR code on the table, a link that never changes. The menu opens straight away, nothing to install.
One QR code per table. The customer scans, the menu opens, nothing to install.
A screen on the wall, or a TV: the menu in large type, following every sell-out live.
An A4 menu that lays itself out, to print whenever the menu changes.
The last bottle is gone: one tap and it is struck through on every table. Back on just as fast.
You set the days, the time and the discount; the menu shows the right prices at the right time, and puts them back after.
A gig, a match, a dish of the day: one line at the top of the menu, gone on the date you choose.
Open until 2 am, kitchen closed at 10 pm: customers read it before they order, even after midnight.
The board as it is: chalk, at an angle, in bar light. Up to five shots when the board is a big one.
The customer menu
À boire
À manger
Nothing to retype: names, compositions, shared prices and formats — 25cl, bottle — come back sorted by category.
What moved on the card
Only what moved since last time asks for your call. One tap per line, and the menu is online — the previous one stays in the history.
Demo menu: the lines are invented, the mechanism is real.
Chalk becomes a menu.