3 min readJuly 28, 2026

FlippityBoard · Screens

Your FlippityBoard,Now on Your TV

Open one page on your TV, type in the connect code it shows you, and your FlippityBoard takes over the screen.

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KristianFounder & CEO

Most people build their first FlippityBoard on a laptop. Then they look up at their TV on the wall and think, well, that's where it should actually be.

Now it can be. Any FlippityBoard you've published can go straight to a TV, and it takes about a minute. No cable, no app, and nothing long to type with a remote.

Getting it up there

  • On your TV, open a browser and go to flippityboard.com/tv/connect. You'll get a six-letter connect code, something like BKQ-MTF, and a QR code beside it.
  • On your phone, scan the QR code. Or go to flippityboard.com/screens and type the six letters in.
  • Pick which FlippityBoard belongs on that screen, then hit connect.
  • Look up. It's playing.
  • Tap Start display and your TV goes fullscreen and stays awake.

    Set it once

    Your TV remembers. Turn it off for the night, unplug it, lose power in a storm — it comes back on its own, playing what it was playing before. There's no code to type a second time.

    That's what makes it work in a shop. Someone kills the power at close, and it's running again before the first customer is through the door.

    Change it from your phone

    Edit in the editor, publish, and your screen picks up the change on its own. You don't need to be near your TV, or even in the building. Change tomorrow's specials from your kitchen table.

    What people are putting up

  • A café counter running the day's specials
  • An office lobby: who's in, what's on
  • Weddings — the seating chart, the running order, notes from guests as they arrive
  • The kitchen TV nobody uses, doing school pickup times and a countdown to a holiday
  • A shop window that keeps working after closing
  • If you're running a menu that changes with service, that one's worth a look on its own.

    Anyone in the room can read it

    Which is the point of a screen on a wall. Still worth a second's thought before you send something up there.

    Ready? Open the editor, publish, and go find a TV. Setup notes, including which screens work best, are on the TV setup page.