Built for bars that run their own room
One local system for the screens, seats, tabs, and reports that keep your bar moving.
Tap a TV on the floor plan to open its controls.
BAR LOGIQ turns your actual floor plan into the interface. Staff touch what they see — the TV on the wall or the guest in the seat — and go straight to the controls they need.
Tap a TV on the floor plan to open its controls. Change power, channel, volume, and input without hunting for a remote or guessing which box controls which screen.
Staff use a seating map to open a tab, add to it, and keep the floor organized. BAR LOGIQ deliberately leaves card processing out, so your core POS is not tied to a processor.
Each installation is shaped around the bar instead of forcing the bar into a generic template.
We translate the bar’s layout — screens, seats, tables, and service areas — into a clear, touch-ready interface.
Local hardware links the tablet interface to each TV’s IR controls and runs the system on the bar’s own network.
Core operation stays inside the building. There is no cloud dependency between your staff and the room they are controlling.
Every bar is different, so BAR LOGIQ quotes the complete job: layout, hardware, installation, and configuration. You know the number before the work begins.
Speed for staff does not have to mean blind spots for the owner. Sensitive actions stay protected and reviewable.
Voids, comps, and discounts stay behind manager authorization instead of living on every staff screen.
Protected actions leave a record, giving ownership a clear view of what changed and when.
A built-in veteran discount makes a consistent house policy easy to apply under the right permissions.
End-of-day reports generate behind the manager PIN and can be configured for automatic PDF delivery by email.
BAR LOGIQ is being built from the floor up for independent bars and restaurants that want direct control over their operation.
The philosophy is simple: put the interface where the work happens, keep the core system on hardware the bar controls, and remove dependencies that do not help the staff serve a guest.
No card-processor lock-in. No cloud required to change a channel or open a tab. No subscription switch that turns off the room.
Tell us how many TVs you run, how your floor is laid out, and whether you need TV control, POS, or both. We’ll start with the room you actually have.