Digital jukebox in Montreal
Montreal's bar scene earned its reputation. Keep it.
A Mile End microbrewery, a Plateau jazz cave, an Irish pub on Bishop: Montreal's nightlife is built on rooms with personality, and the music is half of it. Rockola.app hands that room to the people in it — guests scan a QR code and the TV you already have becomes a jukebox they run from their phone. No app, no hardware, no DJ-shaped hole in your payroll on a slow Tuesday.
- 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 where the room is the product
Montrealers go out for atmosphere, and atmosphere comes from whoever is in the room deciding what plays.
Keeps the pub a pub
Your brick-and-sound character stays; only the song choice changes hands. Regulars build the night, you keep the final call.
Festival season, every weekend
Jazz Fest or not, Montreal weekends pack the terraces and the front rooms. Paid priority turns that demand into extra spend.
Bilingual crowds, one flow
Anglophone and francophone rooms alike scan, pick and go — the QR flow does not need a staff member to translate requests.
Karaoke without the rental machine
A rainy corner of the Plateau perks up with karaoke on the same screen — no host, no equipment to haul in.
Questions from Montreal bar owners
Do I need new equipment in a small Plateau bar?
No. A screen that opens a browser and has internet is your jukebox. Most Montreal bars start with the TV they already own.
Can a microbrewery run it without changing the room?
Yes. It only decides what song plays next — your speakers, taproom layout and ambience stay exactly as they are.
Will guests actually scan the QR code?
Guests already use their phones for menus everywhere. A jukebox at the table is the same muscle, with the payoff of hearing their song next.
Is pricing in Canadian dollars?
Yes. Montreal bars pay in CAD, with the plans shown in Canadian dollars on the pricing page.
Let Montreal's rooms pick their own soundtrack
30-day free trial. No hardware, no contract.