Digital jukebox in Anchorage
Alaska's evenings run long. Make the TV behind the bar worth watching.
From mid-October to March, Anchorage bars live indoors — and a room where guests can shape the music is a room guests stay in. Rockola.app turns the TV you already have behind the bar into a jukebox they control from their phone: scan a QR code, pick the song, and the room sounds like it wants to sound. No app, no hardware, no bartender changing the playlist between rounds.
- Works on the TV or monitor you already have
- Guests request music from their own phone
- You keep control: skip, remove or reorder anytime
- 30-day free trial — no charge until it ends
Built for a city that stays indoors half the year
Breweries, sports bars and neighborhood dives all face the same long winter — the system helps every one of them hold the room.
Slow nights inside are worth the trip
When guests already braved the cold to reach you, an interactive jukebox gives them a reason to order another round instead of heading home early.
One system for breweries and dives
A Spenard dive and a downtown brewery run different crowds. The catalog and the QR flow work for both — you set the tone.
Priority requests monetize the rush
Tourist season in summer and hockey nights in winter are when Anchorage bars make money. Paid priority turns requests into extra spend exactly then.
No new sound gear needed
Rockola.app only decides what plays next. Your existing speakers and mixer stay exactly as they are.
Questions from Anchorage bar owners
Does it work when the bar gets quiet in midwinter?
That is when it helps most: a Tuesday in January nobody requests music on is a Tuesday nobody stays for. Put the QR code on the tables and let the crowd drive the room.
Can a brewery run it next to the tap wall?
Yes. Any screen that can open a browser works — a second monitor by the tap wall is the most common setup for breweries starting out.
Does the catalog cover what Anchorage bars actually play?
Country, rock, Americana, pop and karaoke can all coexist — the catalog spans the mix that already plays across Alaska's bars and breweries.
Can I keep the game on the same TV during football?
Yes. Many bars switch between game day and music hours, or run the jukebox on a second screen — the system does not need a dedicated TV.
Give Anchorage's bars a room guests run themselves
30-day free trial. No hardware, no contract.