The dashboard manages. The screen only plays.
One place to run your content, your Displays and the people who help you manage them — and screens that get on with displaying it.
Accounts and teams
The foundation every organization starts from.
Your organization
Create an organization and manage it from any browser. Your account is yours; the organization is what your team shares.
Your team, with roles
Invite people as admins, content managers or viewers, so the person who updates the lunch menu is not the person who can remove your team.
Invitations that expire
Invites are single-use and time-limited, and can be revoked before they are accepted.
Plan and usage visibility
See your current plan and what your organization is using, without contacting anyone.
Create and templates
Make the sign itself, without leaving the dashboard or buying a design tool.
Templates, or a blank design
Start from an editable template written for a real signage job — a menu, a promotion, opening hours, a notice — or from a blank design, in Landscape or Portrait.
The pieces a sign is made of
Text, shapes, lines, QR codes, and pictures from your own Media library. Type is set in fonts that ship with the product, so a design looks the same wherever it is opened.
Generate into Media
Generating a design writes it into your Media library as an image. From that point it is ordinary media, with nothing special about how it is stored or handled.
Published like anything else
Add a generated design to a playlist and send it to your Displays exactly as you would a photograph you uploaded.
Content and Displays
The publishing side of the product, end to end.
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Media
Upload images and video, or generate a design you made in Create, and keep it all in one library your whole team can use.
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Displays
Pair a Display once with an on-screen code, then manage it entirely from the dashboard. Displays run through our browser player, including our tested Raspberry Pi setup.
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Publishing
Send content to one Display, a location, or everywhere, and change it whenever you like.
Built to keep running
How a paired Display behaves when things go wrong.
Plays through outages
A screen keeps showing what it already has when the connection drops, instead of going blank or showing an error.
No half-updates
New content is downloaded and checked in full before it ever appears, so a screen never shows something partly loaded.
Recovers on its own
After a power cut a screen comes back to what it was showing, without anyone going to look at it.
Displays have their own identity
A paired Display holds its own credential and can be revoked from the dashboard. It never holds anyone's login.