Curated local listings
Restaurants, attractions, transit, and services—local information organized and updated by your team, not scraped from the web.
How Zibit helps
Local info belongs where people already are.
Travelers, students, and community members look to screens in lobbies and visitor centers first. Bulletin boards that stay current build trust, especially when published by the teams who curate the neighborhood.
Your team owns the update
Refresh listings whenever partnerships, services, or notices change without a developer or vendor ticket.
Community resources
Surface information about food banks, shelters, volunteer opportunities, and public notices where people need it.
Reusable listing layouts
Build bulletin and directory layouts once, then update restaurants, services, and notices as they change. Hospitality teams keep nearby dining, attractions, and transit info current in lobbies and visitor centers.
Multi-screen bulletin deployments
Deploy the same bulletin content to lobby screens, visitor kiosks, and library displays together. Education teams surface community resources and campus-adjacent info wherever students already look.
Web embed from the same board
Publish community listings on physical displays and embed them on your website from one source. Corporate venues share nearby parking, dining, and transit partnerships with attendees online and on site.
Across industries
Where teams use this
Hospitality & Travel
Nearby restaurants and attractions, transit connections, and traveler-relevant local conditions.
Civic & Nonprofit
Community resource listings, volunteer opportunity boards, and neighborhood public notices.
Education
Library community resources, local job or tutoring listings, and campus-adjacent business info.
Corporate
Nearby parking, dining, and hotel partnerships, plus transit info for event attendees.
Resources
View all insightsKeep exploring
Practical reads for teams planning community bulletin displays.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can we run local listings and community resource boards on Zibit?
Yes. Curate restaurants, transit, volunteer opportunities, and public notices on lobby and visitor-center screens—updated by your team whenever listings change.
Do I need to know how to code to use Zibit?
No. Zibit is fully no-code. You build interactive experiences with a drag-and-drop editor, templates, and shared style sets—no developers required.
How much does Zibit cost?
Zibit's Basic plan is $89/month, or $80/month billed annually ($960/year). Professional and Organization plans add more player installations and features, and every plan starts with a free 14-day trial.
See full pricingHow do I get started with Zibit?
Start a free 14-day trial or schedule a demo, then build your first project in the editor—from scratch or from a template—and deploy it to your device with the Zibit player app.
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