The wait for food is when tables get loud. A fish coloring page gives children something to finish, and the restaurant screen shows the result before the plates arrive.
How a restaurant uses it
- Print pages from the fish coloring pages and offer them with crayons.
- Open the aquarium on a screen families can see.
- Parents scan a finished fish in the Fishy app. It joins the tank for that service.
Commercial use
A restaurant aquarium is commercial use. The enterprise plan on the pricing page is priced per aquarium, with a monthly and a yearly option.
Between sitting down and the food
The page goes down with the kids’ menu. Coloring fills the wait for the first plates. A parent scans the fish when it is done, and it shows up on a screen the table can see. The activity has a finish, which a bottomless cartoon does not. When the food arrives, the fish is already swimming and the crayons can sit.
What to set up before service
Print a stack, put cups of crayons where servers can grab them, and leave the television on the restaurant’s aquarium link. Servers do not need to pair devices. The parent’s phone does the scan. Between services, clear the tank in the app so the next seating starts fresh.
Questions restaurants ask
Does every table need a screen?
No. One screen that the room can see is enough. The phone also shows that child’s fish if the table is far from the TV.
Which plan covers a dining room?
A restaurant aquarium is commercial use. Use the enterprise plan on the pricing page, monthly or yearly, per aquarium.