Digital jukebox in Seattle
Seattle listens to music religiously. Give its bars a system worthy of that.
Seattle's music culture is the city's export, and its bars carry the tradition — Capitol Hill rooms, Ballard brewpubs and the dives that kept the scene alive for decades. Rockola.app fits that legacy without a cable: guests scan a QR code and a screen you already own becomes a jukebox they run from their phone. The room's taste, the bar's rules.
- 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 city that birthed a music scene
Seattle crowds have genuinely good taste and opinions to match — put that to work instead of shutting it out.
Rainy-week rooms stay alive
Seattle earns its indoor reputation. In the long gray stretch, a room the crowd controls is a room the crowd protects.
Brewpubs without a second system
Ballard taps and Capitol Hill lounges run the same account and the same QR flow, with music that matches each room's scene.
Hawks nights monetize the pause
Paid priority between quarters turns a packed game-day bar into extra spend while you keep the final call on the queue.
Karaoke for the crowd that knows tracks
Seattle loves a room that sings. Karaoke on the same screen, with lyrics and a singer queue, without renting a machine.
Questions from Seattle bar owners
Does it suit a dive bar as much as a brewpub?
Yes. The catalog and the QR flow are room-agnostic — you set the credit pricing and the acceptable scope for your own vibe.
Can a guest with a tasting flight just scan once?
They scan once per session. Their phone keeps the session, so ordering a second song takes two taps instead of another scan.
Is the catalog deep on indie and rock?
Rock and indie are core to the catalog, alongside pop, hip hop and Latin — it adapts to whatever your room actually requests.
What happens on a holiday that packs the room?
More guests just means more requests — the queue runs on your screen and their phones, with no extra staff or hardware needed.
Let Seattle's music city run its own jukebox
30-day free trial. No hardware, no contract.