Digital jukebox in Vancouver
Vancouver rains half the year. Make the indoors the reason to stay out.
When it rains in Vancouver — and it does — the night moves inside, and the bar that runs a good room wins the block. Rockola.app turns the TV you already have into a jukebox guests run from their phone: scan a QR code by your table, pick the song, and the room adapts. It belongs anywhere from a Gastown lounge to a Kitsilano brewpub, and it never touches the speakers you already trust.
- 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 craft-beer city with a shared rainy sky
Vancouver's brewpub and cocktail scenes compete on atmosphere — the room's own requests are the most honest atmosphere there is.
Brewery taprooms fill slow afternoons
A QR code on the bar gives a quiet weekday taproom a reason for people to stick around and try one more pour.
Rainy nights turn into karaoke nights
When the patio season is over, karaoke on the same screen keeps the room alive all week — no rental, no host.
The room pitches itself
Vancouver crowds skew mixed: indie, hip hop, electronic, Latin. Let the people in the room decide instead of a playlist that guesses.
Pricing in Canadian dollars
Everything is priced and billed in CAD — clear numbers for your bar from the pricing page to the statement.
Questions from Vancouver bar owners
Does it work in a brewpub with no dedicated screen?
Yes. If you have a screen that opens a browser, it can hold the jukebox — a second monitor over the tap wall is the usual start.
Is the catalog good for a mixed Vancouver crowd?
Pop, rock, hip hop, electronic, Latin and karaoke live side by side — the range already playing across Vancouver's bars.
Can I charge for requests during a busy weekend?
Yes. Paid priority lets a guest bump their song for credits, and you decide what credits cost from your dashboard.
Do I pay in CAD or USD?
Canadian bars pay in CAD. The pricing page shows the Canadian plans with no exchange-rate guesswork.
Give Vancouver a bar that sounds like the room, rain or shine
30-day free trial. No hardware, no contract.