Digital jukebox in Edmonton
Edmonton winters are long. Your bar should be the warm room they choose.
Edmonton's season runs indoors from October to April, and the bars on Whyte Ave and in the Quarters that give people a reason to stay open win the winter. Rockola.app makes that easy: guests scan a QR code, and the TV behind your bar becomes a jukebox they run from their phone — first call on what the room hears, your call on how it sounds.
- 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 the deepest winter of any big Canadian city
When it is -30 outside, the bar that gives the room control becomes the bar the whole block recommends.
Weeknights fill without a DJ
A Tuesday anyone can shape the music is a Tuesday worth leaving the house for. The QR code on the table does the inviting.
Karaoke beats the freeze
Edmonton crowds love karaoke in winter — it is warm, loud and social. Run it on the same screen, no rental machine.
Oilers nights stay in your control
Packed game nights get a request flow that monetizes the buzz, while you keep skip and reorder power the whole time.
Pricing in Canadian dollars
CAD plans, CAD billing — what the pricing page promises is what your card pays.
Questions from Edmonton bar owners
Does it hold up for a Whyte Ave weekend crowd?
Yes. The queue is a cloud service — dozens of people can request from their phones at once without the screen skipping a beat.
Can I run karaoke on slow nights without equipment?
Yes. From the Professional plan up, karaoke uses the same screen with on-screen lyrics and a credit-based singer queue.
What internet do I need?
The same connection that plays a YouTube video. Only the TV streams; phones just send requests.
How long is the free trial?
30 days, with no charge during it and nothing taken at sign-up. Your first charge only comes after the trial ends.
Make Edmonton's winter the season your bar owns
30-day free trial. No hardware, no contract.