One more coffee before the bus
If your café or shop sits near a stop, your customers are doing transit arithmetic against their cup. A screen showing the next departures lets them relax into the answer — and stay for the refill when there's time.
norimono.live shows live departures for the stops you pick — the one outside your window, the one across the road, the tram two streets over. Live times where vehicles are tracked, timetable otherwise, cancellations where the feed reports them.
Why it works in a café
- Customers linger with confidence. Seeing "9 min" on the wall reads very differently from wondering — people order the second coffee instead of leaving early "just in case".
- A small screen is enough. The free plan's 4 stops cover most corners; an old tablet by the till or a small TV on the wall does the job.
- Zero upkeep. Set it up once in the browser; the board remembers its stops, stays awake, and refreshes itself.
Getting it on the wall
Any screen with a browser: a spare tablet, a TV with a streaming stick, or a Raspberry Pi behind a monitor. The setup guides take about fifteen minutes each.
What it costs
Free — no account, no licence — for up to 4 stops. If you want more stops or more departures per route on the screen, Plus and Pro lift the limits with a flat worldwide price and a 7-day trial.