Features
Everything you need to run a wall of screens
One dashboard, one player, and no per-site engineering. Here is what is actually in it.
01 — Screens
Know what every screen is doing
Pair in under a minute
A new screen shows an eight-character code with no ambiguous characters in it, so a technician can read it correctly off a wall-mounted panel from the top of a ladder. Claim it in the dashboard and it starts playing.
Health at a glance
Online and offline state, when each screen was last seen, its app version, free storage, and hardware vitals such as temperature and load where the device reports them.
See the actual screen
Screens can send back a snapshot of what they are displaying, so you can confirm the right thing is on the wall without ringing the site to ask.
02 — Content
Media, live data, and a canvas to combine them
Uploads
Images, video, audio and PDFs. Documents are converted into a page deck server-side, and the dashboard warns you when a video is in a format your cheaper players cannot decode in hardware.
Links
YouTube — including livestreams — Vimeo, Canva designs, and raw stream URLs from cameras or encoders you already run.
Live apps
Clock and world clock, countdown, text ticker, weather and a multi-city weather wall, news and RSS, calendar, and menu boards. Configure once; they keep themselves current.
Designs
Place text, images, shapes and live apps on a drag-and-drop canvas, portrait or landscape, starting from a template. The editor uses the player’s own renderer, so the canvas cannot disagree with the wall.
03 — Specialist boards
Airports, agencies and boardrooms
Some screens are not advertising. These are the boards that do a job.
Flight information displays
Live arrival and departure boards with airline liveries, gates and statuses, split by domestic and international. Check-in counter signs flip themselves between open and closed from the airline’s live flight status. Billed per flight movement rather than per screen, so a wall of boards costs what one board costs.
Business data
Property listings for real estate windows, market boards for equities and crypto, and dashboards from Power BI or Xero on the office wall. Each connection is authorised once and checked against that screen’s own allow list every time it refreshes.
04 — Scheduling & reporting
The right thing, at the right time, provably
Playlists and schedules
Build a playlist, then schedule it by day and time against a screen or a whole group. Boundaries are evaluated on the device, so the lunch menu still changes at eleven when the site is offline.
Alerts
Push an urgent message over whatever is playing, across one screen or every screen you own, and clear it just as quickly.
Proof of play
Every screen records what it played and for how long, buffering the records while it is offline and sending them when it reconnects. Report on it when a tenant or advertiser asks what actually ran.
05 — Accounts & security
Built for more than one team
Your data is yours alone
Every screen, playlist and file lives under your own organisation. Which organisation a request belongs to is taken from the session or the device’s own token, never from anything the browser sends.
Sign-in that fits your policy
Roles for the people who publish and the people who only look. Two-factor authentication you can require across the organisation, and SAML single sign-on against your own identity provider on Enterprise.
Australian by default
Infrastructure runs in Amazon’s Melbourne region. Content is encrypted in transit and at rest, and media is delivered over links that expire rather than public URLs.