Breakfast at six, lunch at eleven – the screen switches by itself. Digital signage for restaurants, cafés and bakeries

Not directly. With operating hours you define for each screen when it runs; outside these hours the player shows a black image and stops playback. On Android TV there is also an experimental standby in which the device sleeps and wakes up at the switch-on time – whether the TV switches off completely depends on the device. Volume or starting the app automatically after switching on are not part of the product. If a player hangs, restart it remotely. For the web player, you set up kiosk mode, autostart and sleep settings on the computer itself.

Yes, with schedules. You create rules by weekday and time of day – for example Mon–Fri 06:00–11:00 “Breakfast”, 17:00–20:00 “After work” – and a default playlist for all other times. You assign the schedule to a screen or a group. The players switch on the minute, even if the internet happens to be down, because they download all playlists in the schedule in advance. Schedules are included in all plans.

Yes. In the overlay editor you add widgets as layers: clock, weather, ticker, QR code, countdown and events. The clock shows the time and date in the location’s time zone. For the weather, you enter a town for the location; the server fetches the data every 15 minutes and the player shows current values or three days. Ticker headlines come from an RSS feed, events from an ICS calendar address.

Yes, with layouts. In the overlay editor you switch on “Main video in a section”, define the area for the main video and add up to four zones, each playing its own playlist of images or videos – muted, looped and independently of the main video. A ticker at the bottom and a background colour complete the layout. Templates such as “Video left, zone right, ticker at the bottom” are included. Layouts with multiple zones are available from the Business plan.

Yes. In the price list you maintain products with price, unit and category. Overlays and slides use them via placeholders in texts, via a video linked to a product or via the price board with several lines. If you change a price, modsi automatically republishes the affected playlists. Slides are pages without a video file – for example “Offer of the week” with a price board or “Opening hours” – and run in playlists like images. Both are included in all plans.

Yes. In the price list you enter the weekdays and a description for each dish; the “Menu” widget then shows the day’s dishes or the whole week, for example with the “Lunch menu (week)” slide template. For the guest Wi-Fi, you enter the network name and password in the “Guest Wi-Fi” widget – guests connect via QR code. The “Image gallery” cycles through the images in a media folder. Everything is included in all plans.