For bars, restaurants, pubs, cafés, and breweries

Turn a slow night into trivia night.

DriftTable gives the room a prepared weekly event while bartenders and servers keep doing the work the shift already requires. The screen carries the questions, the QR brings players in, and the team board gives them a reason to return.

The slow-night problem

Give people a reason to choose the room.

Empty seats do not need another complicated system. They need an event customers can understand, staff can operate, and teams can remember after the final question.

1

Prepared before the shift

The weekly show, timing, venue edition, and answer material are already built.

2

Runs through the screen

Questions, timers, breaks, and reveals do not depend on a server performing a second job.

3

Leaves a public result

Persistent teams and standings turn one trivia night into the beginning of the next one.

What the shift looks like

Trivia fits around normal floor flow.

The exact schedule belongs to the venue. DriftTable uses the configured preshow, start time, expected duration, and score-entry window instead of assuming every room runs the same clock.

  1. Before the room fillsOpen the venue page and confirm the current show and host sheet.
  2. PreshowStart the video, display the QR, and let customers check in.
  3. TriviaThe screen runs the questions while staff continues normal service.
  4. Expected finishNew check-ins close when the configured game duration ends.
  5. Score windowFinish any paper scores before the venue cutoff.

Use what the room already has

The venue provides the screen and the service.

  • A visible TV or projector
  • An internet-connected device that can cast or display video
  • Normal staff to start the show and manage the room
  • Optional printed answer sheets for paper teams

DriftTable provides the event

The weekly package arrives ready.

  • Prepared questions, timers, breaks, and reveals
  • A venue-connected video edition
  • Protected host answer material
  • QR player check-in and persistent teams
  • Public weekly and historical standings

The weekly decision

$35 against the value of a busier room.

DriftTable does not promise a specific crowd or sales number. It gives the venue a clear weekly cost and a repeatable event that can be judged against additional visits, orders, longer stays, and returning teams.

The useful question is not whether every customer plays. It is whether the room has more reasons to gather, stay, order, and come back.

Choose the night

Tell us which room and which shift need the reason to show up.