Feature
Showcase mode
The rotating slots in full: text, QR codes, seven typefaces, borders and colour control.
For detailing, wrap & tint shops
A wrap you finished on Thursday is parked at a meet on Sunday with nothing on it but your work. Apex Mini puts a Detailed by credit and a booking QR in the glass — on your counter through the week, in a customer's window at the weekend.
Under $99 a panel3 slots, 96 characters eachShowcase runs with no signalUSB-C or internal battery
The cars you finish are the portfolio, and they turn up at shows without you. Hand a regular a panel for the weekend and your shop name sits in the glass, next to the paint it is talking about.
One slot carries a scannable code to your booking page, WhatsApp or Instagram. It is about 21 mm wide, so it is made to be scanned standing at the glass. Keep the link short and the code stays simple.
Behind the register it shows your handle, your opening hours or this month's package. Changing it is a minute on your phone rather than a reprint and a trip to the printer.
Seven typefaces, six border styles and your own text, icon and border colours on each slot. There is no logo upload, so the shop name goes on as text — pick the typeface that matches your vinyl.
Once saved, the rotating slots run from the panel. A dropped router does not blank the counter sign, and a customer's car does not need signal at the show.
Under $99 a panel, no per-screen licence and no monthly fee to keep one running. Your settings live in your Apex account and are cached on the panel so it keeps showing them.
How a shop uses it
The Apex app hands the panel your shop Wi-Fi over Bluetooth, then pairs it to your Apex account. After that you can edit over Bluetooth even with no reception.
A short booking URL scans fastest. If you want to know who came from it, use a UTM-tagged or shortened link you control — the panel shows the code, it does not count scans.
Clip it inside a customer's glass for the weekend with your credit and your QR. Internal battery for the day, USB-C or a power bank if it is a long one.
A worked example
Slot 1 · Credit
DETAILED BY APEX AUTO SPA
Plain text in the typeface closest to your signage, with a border so it reads as a credit rather than a caption. Up to 96 characters.
Slot 2 · Services
CERAMIC COATING · TINT · PPF — BRISBANE
The work you actually want the next customer to ask about, plus the suburb. Slots change over at an interval you set between 3 and 60 seconds.
Slot 3 · QR
Scan to book a detail
The caption sits under the code; the link is its own field of up to 96 characters. A short booking URL keeps the code readable at arm's length.
Questions
The cars you have finished are already there. A panel in a customer's glass reading Detailed by plus a booking QR puts your name next to the work, which a flyer under a wiper does not do.
Shop handle, the services you most want to sell and a QR to booking. That is three slots of up to 96 characters each, rotating every few seconds.
Yes, if they are happy to run the panel. It clips into a case on the inside of the glass and holds your wording until someone changes it. Apex is for parked and show use only, not for use while driving.
No monthly fee to keep a panel running, and no per-screen licence. A panel is a one-off under $99 and the Apex app is free.
In Showcase mode, yes. The three slots are stored on the panel and keep cycling on their own. Docked mode, the clock and weather layout, needs Wi-Fi and shows a needs Wi-Fi screen without it.
Not from the panel. It displays the code and does not count scans. Point it at a UTM-tagged link or a short link you control and read the numbers in your own analytics.
No. A slot holds text, one of ten built-in icons and a QR code. Animated backgrounds come from a catalogue Apex curates, and some of those are marked Premium, so there is no upload of your own image.
Each panel is paired and edited on its own from the app or the web panel. There is no bulk or fleet tool, so allow a couple of minutes per panel when you are kitting out several.
Early access
We're building the first run now. Get on the list for first access when it ships — plus the early pricing that comes with it.