Turn spectators into participants
Guests do more than watch. They play, vote, react, meet another city, and become part of the night.
Built for real bars
Give them a night they can’t get at home.
Turn your TV into a live window to another bar. Guests meet, compete, celebrate, and come back for the next city.
Use your existing TV No guest app download Run it on your schedule
One roomAnother cityA night people talk about
The problem with another normal night
Your biggest screen should do more than fill silence.
People can stream the same game or playlist from their couch. Your advantage is the room: real people, shared energy, and moments that only happen live.
Create a reason to stay
Scheduled rounds and live matchups give the room a shared moment worth sticking around for.
Own a repeatable event night
Run city rivalries, global tournaments, and themed challenges instead of inventing a new promotion every week.
Open new drink moments
The experience is designed for celebrations, winner drinks, and future cross-bar purchases without interrupting service.
The guest experience
From strangers across the world to rivals in seconds.
Put the live match on your TV
Your screen becomes the room's shared broadcast.
Aim a device at the crowd
A phone, tablet, or laptop connects both venues.
Let guests join in one scan
No app download and no forced account to participate.
Start the event
Your host controls the pace while the room plays.
A format you can own
Put something worth planning around on the calendar.
Start with one recurring night. Build recognition, rivalries, and regulars from there.
THU · 8 PM01
Austin vs Tokyo
A camera-first best-of-five rivalry with rock, paper, scissors and bar-wide challenges.
FRI · 10 PM02
Global Happy Hour
Fast polls, city introductions, and a synchronized toast with a featured partner venue.
SUN · 7 PM03
Closest Guess League
A relaxed team competition that works for regulars, groups, and drop-in guests.
What it could add
Cross-bar drinks your room isn’t selling today.
Move the sliders to match your bar. You keep the full local drink price — guests cover the global toast fee.
Based on 8 event nights a month. Estimates only — not a guarantee of results.
Extra drink revenue to your bar
$1,440.00
per month · 160 drinks
Your cost during the growth phase
$0
No monthly fee and no cut of your drink price.
What a guest pays for one $9.00 drink
$13.30
$9.00 to you + $0.74 estimated tax + $2.89 global toast fee + $0.67 card service fee. Every fee is paid by the guest, so your payout is always the full menu price.
Payments are not live yet. Cross-bar checkout is shown as a preview while the experience is tested.
Low-friction setup
Built around the bar you already run.
No dedicated game room. No custom console. No requirement that every guest stare at a phone.
Existing display
Connect the TV already above your bar.
Common camera device
Use a phone, tablet, or laptop to show the room.
Guided host controls
Start rounds, confirm winners, and move the event forward.
Venue-controlled participation
Choose what is visible and which experiences are active.
Questions owners ask
Know what you’re signing up for.
Do I need special equipment?
No proprietary hardware is planned. The experience is designed around an existing TV plus a phone, tablet, or laptop for the camera and controls.
Does every guest need a phone?
No. Camera games and whole-bar challenges work without phones. Guests only scan when a game needs individual answers or they want to send a drink.
Will this create more work for staff?
The host view keeps the main controls in one place, while bartender mode separates drink fulfillment from the live game. You decide which features are active.
How is guest privacy handled?
Venues get visible camera guidance and signage. Participation is opt-in, and participant tags can use nicknames rather than requiring personal profiles.
Are cross-bar payments live today?
Not yet. This prototype demonstrates the complete guest and bartender experience, while production payment routing remains a later infrastructure phase.
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