Digital jukebox in Portland
Portland invented the modern dive bar. Keep the tradition. Lose the coin machine.
Portland is a city of unpretentious rooms with excellent sound — dive bars with rotating taps, brewpubs with serious vinyl, and corner spots that have been the neighborhood's third place for decades. Rockola.app gives those rooms a 21st-century jukebox on the TV they already have: guests scan a QR code and the bar's soundtrack follows the room, not a coindrop.
- 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 rooms with a strong sense of self
Portland regulars love a bar with character — and a jukebox the regulars control is character the owner never has to fake.
Dive bars drop the coin machine
The classics stay: the booth, the taps, the jukebox in the corner. Only the coins go — requests now come from the room's phones.
Brewpubs keep their craft focus
Your taproom's identity stays; the song choice changes hands. Regulars build the night while you keep the final veto.
Food-cart afternoons become evenings
Portland nights wander from carts to the corner bar. A screen that is an event turns that wander into a stay.
Karaoke for a crowd that gets into it
Portland sings. Karaoke on the same account and screen, lyrics included, no host and no rental machine.
Questions from Portland bar owners
Will it feel out of place in a dive bar?
No. The QR card on the table and a screen already in the room are all it needs — the character of the room stays exactly yours.
Do I need professional internet?
No. The same connection that streams one YouTube video runs it. Guests' phones only send requests, not downloads.
Can guests pick from your whole catalog?
You decide the scope. Keep it open, or craft an allow-list of what belongs in your room — the panel makes both easy.
How do regulars pay for a song?
Whoever earns the buy-in decides. Many Portland bars hand out credit codes with a drink, or sell priority skips during peak nights.
Give Portland a jukebox the room actually runs
30-day free trial. No hardware, no contract.