Dessert + PlayDESSERT SHOP DEMOEat it. Scan it. Play it.
Turn a dessert shop into an experience: live flavors, build-your-cup tools, kid missions, QR challenges, loyalty progress, party planning and rewards that continue while families are standing inside the store.
Make “what do you have?” answer itself.
N1 can connect this section to a simple staff dashboard so flavors, sold-out status, dairy-free options and specials update without rebuilding the page.
Vanilla / Sweet Cream
Demo flavor card with availability, allergen notes and topping suggestions.
Chocolate
Show cone, cup, shake and sundae availability from one data source.
Fruit Swirl
Use a rotating seasonal slot for strawberry, berry, peach or other store flavors.
Frozen Yogurt
Display rotating yogurt flavors plus verified dietary and allergen information.
The phone becomes part of the visit.
Put the website on table tents, menu displays and safe QR stations. Kids can collect digital stamps, answer flavor trivia, find mascot clues, vote on next month's flavor, unlock a family reward, or complete a birthday quest. Parents get loyalty and ordering information without installing a separate app.
Keep every activity optional, supervised by the family, and away from food-prep areas, exits, traffic, staff work zones and other customers.
3 of 5 shop stamps
Build it before you order it.
Replace demo pricing with verified menu pricing before publishing.
Family loyalty without another plastic card.
Tap circles to simulate verified visits. Production logic should award stamps only after a real transaction or approved QR action.
Screens that cost less than the freezer.
Every screen below is just a browser. One web app drives the menu board over the machines, the touch tables in the seats and the kitchen expo rail — no per-screen licenses, no proprietary players, no "smart" features to pay for. Ballpark street pricing, verify before quoting.
📺 Menu-board TVs over the machines
Non-smart consumer panels — Onn/Insignia-class 32" (~$90), 43" (~$180), 55" (~$230) + a $30 stick or Pi Zero as the player. Swap them like lightbulbs.
LG LT560H / Samsung NJ-series hotel TVs — hotel-mode lockdown, clone settings over USB, RS-232 control, no app store, no ads. Built to be ignored.
Samsung QB, LG US5P, Philips D-Line — 500+ nit panels rated 16/7–24/7 with 3-year commercial warranty. For the sun-facing wall.
👆 Touch tables in the seats
10–15" Android tablet in a locking tabletop mount (~$120–180 + $40–70 mount), or a 21.5–27" PCAP touch monitor + $90 stick PC. Kiosk-locks to the web app.
Factory 21.5–32" PCAP touch tables — tempered glass, spill-safe, 10–20 touch points, Android or Windows. Direct-from-factory runs ~$600–700 a unit.
Commercial kids' game tables (Kylii / Ideum class) — IP65 glass, 20–40 touch points, bundled game fleets. Real, but overkill for most shops.
🍽 Expo + order screens back of house
Any 24" monitor or used TV + stick — the expo rail is a web page. A $6 Bluetooth clicker bumps tickets.
15–21" PCAP touch monitor on a counter arm — bump orders with a knuckle, no keyboard on the line.
22–24" commercial touch all-in-one on a rail mount — sealed front, wipe-clean, PoE options.
The trick is the software, not the panel. Every device above runs the same web app, so one staff dashboard updates menu prices, 86'd items, table games and loyalty rules everywhere at once — and the cheap screen and the expensive screen never know the difference.
Menu board, expo rail, online order. One app.
Everything on this row is live on this page. Place the online order and watch the ticket land on the expo rail — that's exactly how it behaves in the store.
Scoop Rush. Catch it. Win real stuff.
A real game, running on this page right now — the same build plays on the seat touch tables, on the menu TV between slides, and on the family phone at home. Catch scoops, dodge the heat, stack the cone. Hit a prize tier and the screen mints a redemption code: staff scans it, or the capsule machine vends automatically. Cheap toys and keychains run about $0.10–0.50 a kid — a $150–400 capsule machine and a restock bag is the entire prize department.
Code starts STK- · roll of stickers at the counter, fractions of a penny each.
Code starts CAP- · capsule machine vends a 2" toy (~$0.10–0.25 each restock).
Code starts KEY- · custom mascot keychain, 3D-printed or bulk (~$0.15–0.50 each). The "come back next week" hook.
High score saves on the device — kids grind it at home and drag the family back in to redeem. Production version ties codes to real transactions and rate-limits per day.