Studio
Design menus and promotions right inside Cord. Start from a template, change the text and prices and send it to the screen – no design software, no designer, no file exports.
Cord turns any TV into a digital menu, a promo screen or a schedule. Open it in the TV's browser, enter a 4-digit code and control every screen from your phone or laptop.
No modules, no add-ons to buy later, no training course. Enough for a single café or a chain of a hundred shops.
Design menus and promotions right inside Cord. Start from a template, change the text and prices and send it to the screen – no design software, no designer, no file exports.
Drop in images or videos. Cord processes them for the screen, and the built-in video trimmer cuts out the boring parts.






Pair a TV with a 4-digit code. See what's playing and when each screen last checked in – from your phone, wherever you are.
Arrange content like a music playlist. Set how long each item shows, reorder it, and the screens pick up the change on their own.
Different content in the morning, at lunch and on weekends. Set it once and Cord keeps the calendar – nothing to remember or switch.
Email and password. First screen free, no card.
Open Cord on the screen and you get a 4-digit pairing code.
Upload images or videos – or build a menu from a Studio template.
Build a playlist or set a schedule. The screens are live.
Whether you change one screen between two customers or run a few hundred across every location, the process is the same – four digits and no tech team.
Daily menu and prices, change them whenever – no reprinting.
Queue numbers, on-duty hours and calm health notices.
Wash packages and prices at the entrance – no need to explain to anyone.
This week's deals and the prices they came for.
Repair prices, turnaround time and add-ons by the register.
A clear price list and opening hours instead of a printed sheet.
Daily menu and prices, change them whenever – no reprinting.
Queue numbers, on-duty hours and calm health notices.
Wash packages and prices at the entrance – no need to explain to anyone.
This week's deals and the prices they came for.
Repair prices, turnaround time and add-ons by the register.
A clear price list and opening hours instead of a printed sheet.
Cord runs in any modern browser. Most smart TVs from the last few years open it without trouble – and if yours can't, any device with a browser will do.
So you never have to think about it: screens keep running when the internet drops, each one has its own key, and you can always see that everything is live.
Screens store content locally and keep running when the internet drops. When it's back, they update quietly.
TVs sign in with their own credentials over TLS. A stolen stick can show your menu – and nothing else.
Every screen sends a pulse. If one goes quiet, you see it on the dashboard before a customer tells you.
No complicated bundles. One screen with a small watermark is free. Pro is 10 KM per screen per month (KM is Bosnia's currency, pegged to the euro – about $6), counted by the day and billed at the end of the month.
Everything Cord offers, on one screen, with a Cord watermark in the corner. Free for as long as you like.
No watermark, more storage and no commitment. Every screen is counted by the day, so you only pay for what you actually used – add a screen mid-month or cancel mid-month, and the bill follows.
Don't see yours? [email protected] – the answer comes from the people who built Cord.
No. If your TV has a built-in browser, that's enough. If it doesn't, any cheap Android TV stick or box, Fire TV, Raspberry Pi or old laptop on HDMI will do. Or skip the setup entirely and order a Cord Box (99 KM) with Cord pre-installed.
The screen stores content locally and keeps showing the last schedule until the connection is back. It's built for café Wi-Fi, not a data center.
Yes. Upload a video and it plays in playlists like any image. The built-in trimmer shortens it before it goes to the screen, if you like.
Yes – schedules are a core feature. One playlist in the morning, another at lunch and in the evening, a third on the weekend, all set once.
Pay as you go. Pro is billed at the end of each month, by card, per screen and per day. Add a screen mid-month and you only pay for the days it was connected to your account; cancel mid-month and the final bill only covers the days until then. Every invoice arrives by email at the start of the month.
Yes. Cancel from the billing page whenever you like – billing is at month end, so you only pay for the days you actually used.
Every screen signs in with its own credentials over TLS. A stolen stick can only show your menu and nothing else – remove it from the dashboard and it shuts off.