Digital jukebox in Toronto
Toronto has more neighbourhoods than playlists. Make yours sound like the block it serves.
From a Queen West spot to a Kensington dive to a Liberty Village brewpub, Toronto's bar scene is neighbourhood by neighbourhood — and each crowd wants its own sound. Rockola.app puts that choice in the room: guests scan a QR code, pick from a catalog that spans reggaeton, hip hop, rock and karaoke, and the TV you already have becomes the jukebox. No app, no hardware, no fixed playlist guessing wrong again.
- 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's mix of rooms and crowds
A Danforth tavern, a King West bar and a Junction brewpub do not share a soundtrack — the system lets each one run its own.
The crowd pitches the patio
Toronto patios are a season, not a bonus. A QR code on each table keeps the outdoor room moving with whatever the actual crowd wants.
Game nights write themselves
Raptors and Leafs nights pack the room. Paid priority turns the request flow into extra spend before, between and after the game.
Karaoke without the rental
Turn a slow Monday into a karaoke Monday on the same screen and the same account — no host, no machine, no contract.
Pricing in Canadian dollars
Plans and payments are set up in CAD — no exchange-rate surprises on your statement or your pricing page.
Questions from Toronto bar owners
Is billing available in Canadian dollars?
Yes. Plans are priced in CAD for Canadian businesses, so what you see on the pricing page is what your statement shows.
Does it fit a patio with an outdoor screen?
Yes. Any screen with a browser and internet works — indoors or on a summer patio. One account can run both.
Can I keep the game on during Leafs night?
Yes. Run the jukebox on a second screen, or switch the same TV between game day and music hours — nothing forces a dedicated screen.
What does the Toronto-made crowd actually hear?
The catalog weaves hip hop, reggaeton, pop, rock and karaoke and grows with every request, so it adapts to your specific room.
Give Toronto's bars a soundtrack from the people in the room
30-day free trial. No hardware, no contract.