Part of Showroom TV Industry Templates
Pick your industry and get a screen that already works — then change everything about it.
The first thing Showroom TV asks is what kind of business you run. What it shows next is not an empty canvas but the templates that fit — because an empty canvas is the fastest way to lose someone who is not a designer.
A template here is a complete package: the zone layout, the playlist skeleton, a theme, the data binding and sample content. Restaurants get menu boards in one, two or three columns, a daily special, breakfast-to-dinner switching, a drinks list and a compact food-truck board. Dealerships get a vehicle showcase from live stock, a single-vehicle detail with price, finance and a QR code, service offers and a new-arrivals wall. Practices, retail, gyms, hotels and reception areas each get their own set.
Applying a template creates real, freely editable objects — not a link back to us. A later update to the system template can never change a board you have since made your own.
Key Benefits
Templates filtered to your industry from the first screen
Layout, playlist, theme, data binding and sample content in one package
Applying one creates real objects you fully own and can edit
System updates never alter a board you have customised
Save your own templates and roll them out to other locations
Data-bound templates work with a manual list if you have no source app
Use Cases
Café opening on Monday
Choose the two-column menu board, point it at the menu, publish. The screen is running the same afternoon.
Dental waiting room
Health-tip rotation with a next-patient zone — and the editor reminds you that a silent explainer video needs on-screen text.
Second branch
Save the first branch's arrangement as your own template and apply it to the new location instead of rebuilding it.