Storeboard puts the opening checklist, the schedule, your standard procedures and bulk orders on one screen by the register — so nothing lives in a group text, a sticky note, or somebody's head.
Cancel any time · Set up in an afternoon
Designed for a touchscreen by the register, not a laptop in the back office.
Tasks that repeat on the days you choose, tick off in one tap, and switch between shifts automatically at midday.
Upload the schedule and the whole team can see who's on, plus deliveries and events on the days they land.
Set a time and the task flashes on the board. Send it to Slack and it goes to whoever the schedule says is working then.
Write once how the register gets closed, how a refund is processed, who to call when the cooler alarms — then staff read it on the board instead of asking.
Take a multi-item bulk request at the counter, price it, confirm carry and invoice, then close it out on pickup.
Drag sections where you want them, resize them, hide what you don't need — then publish it to the floor.
Per location, billed monthly. Unlimited staff on the board. Cancel whenever.
Full access to primary management features and communication workflows
The full suite, plus run your board from your phone by voice
Any computer with a browser and a screen your team can reach — a touchscreen by the register works best. There's nothing to install, and staff don't need their own logins to use the board.
Not really. The board shows the shift's checklist and notes; tapping a circle ticks something off. The parts that need setting up live in the admin panel, which is for you, not them.
Yes — each store gets its own database, not a shared table with a label on it. Your data is never in the same place as another customer's.
No. Slack is optional and used for reminders. Without it, tasks still flash on the board at the time you set.
Yes. It's your data, and you can ask for an export at any time.
Storeboard was built for a working general store, on the floor, with the people using it.
Each store has its own address. Enter your store name and we'll take you there.
Don't know your address? Ask us.