COFFEE · FOOD
Cafés & restaurants
Show coffee, food and daily specials on a menu customers can read from across the room.
Menus on the wall, sorted from the counter.
Build your menu.Put it on your TV.
Create your menu in a browser, install the Fire TV pairing App and keep it current without printing a thing.
FREE TO USE · AVAILABLE NOW ON AMAZON
For your venue
Built for menus
that change.
PINTS · TAPS · PLATES
Bars, breweries & taprooms
Keep drinks, prices, tasting notes and the current tap list together, then update them without reprinting the menu.
Menu designs
Choose how your
menu looks.
Start with a classic coffee-shop letter board or split-flap cells made for a busy bar menu.
More designs coming soon. Have a style in mind?
Request a designInstallation
Two ways to display.
Use the pairing app for the quickest setup, or reuse hardware you already own with a browser.
Available now Guided setup
Fire TV pairing App
Install the free app from Amazon and connect the television without typing your account password with the remote.
- 1Install the app
Open the Amazon listing and install lettermenu on a compatible device.
- 2Enter the pairing code
Sign in to lettermenu on your phone or computer and enter the five characters shown on the TV.
K7F2Q - 3Choose a location
Select the venue to display. Its menu opens automatically and stays connected.
Compatible devices
Amazon Fire TV streaming devices and smart televisions running Fire OS 6 or later, including:
RecommendedFire TV Stick 4K Plus
- Fire TV Stick 4K (1st Gen, 2018) and newer Fire OS models
- Fire TV Stick (3rd Gen), Stick Lite and Fire TV Stick HD (2024)
- Fire TV Stick 4K Max, Fire TV Stick 4K (2nd Gen) and Fire TV Cube
- Fire TV smart televisions running Fire OS 6, 7, 8 or 14
Not compatible: Fire OS 5 devices, tablets, phones, touchscreen-only Android devices, or Vega OS devices including the Fire TV Stick HD (2026) and Fire TV Stick 4K Select (2025).
DIY setup
Your device + a browser
Every location has a public screen URL. Open it in a modern browser on a device connected to the TV—there is nothing else to install.
Your screen address
letter.menu/screen/your-cafe
- 1Connect a device
Plug it into the TV with HDMI and connect it to the internet.
- 2Open your screen URL
Copy the address from your lettermenu account and open it in a modern browser.
- 3Leave it full screen
Hide the browser controls and leave the display running. Saved menu changes arrive automatically.
Good devices to reuse
- An old laptop or desktop computer
- A Raspberry Pi with a desktop browser
- A small PC already connected to the TV
- A television with a capable modern browser
For an unattended screen: disable sleep, open the browser at startup and keep the device connected to power. The screen link is public, so only share it with people who need it.
Setup
Put your menu on TV
in four steps.
Create the menu online, then connect it to the TV in your venue.
Build the menu
Type your items, arrange the rows and set the colours in your browser.
Install the Fire TV pairing App
Get the Fire TV pairing App from Amazon.
Pair your TV
Enter the five-character code in your account, then choose which venue this television should show.
Keep it current
Edit and save online whenever the menu changes. The TV checks for updates automatically.
Good to know
Questions before
you put it on TV.
The practical details about screens, setup and keeping your menu live.
What is lettermenu?
lettermenu is a simple way to create a digital menu online and show it on a TV in your venue. When something changes, update it from your browser instead of printing a new menu.
Who is lettermenu for?
It is built for cafés, restaurants, bars, breweries and taprooms that need a clear menu customers can read from across the room.
What equipment do I need?
You need a TV and an internet connection. For the simplest setup, install the free Fire TV pairing App on a compatible Fire TV device. Or connect a laptop, desktop computer, Raspberry Pi or small PC to the TV and open your public screen URL in a modern browser.
Do I need the Fire TV pairing App?
No. The Fire TV pairing App is the quickest way to get set up, but it is optional. You can reuse a device you already own by connecting it to the TV and opening your public screen URL in a modern browser.
Can I use it in more than one venue?
Yes. You can create a separate screen for each venue and show several menus in a rotating playlist.
How quickly do changes appear on the TV?
Changes are published when you save and pushed to connected TVs immediately.
What happens if the internet drops out?
A menu that has already loaded stays on screen if a refresh fails. The TV needs to reconnect before it can receive later changes.
Is the TV screen private?
No. Each venue has a public screen link so the TV can open it without signing in. Only share that link with people who need it.
More questions? Email support at [email protected]
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