Built for show conditions
Keeps playing when the wifi dies
Video sits on the player itself. Lose the network mid-show and the audience never knows.
Screens stay together
Two screens either side of a stage run the same frame at the same moment, not roughly the same.
Swap it in seconds
Drop in a new clip or fix a name. Every screen showing it updates at once — no walking around with a stick.
See what is actually on
Pull a picture of any screen from the console. No more asking someone to go and look.
Which one is that again
Flash a screen from your phone and it tells you where it is.
Push your own screen
Send what is on your laptop straight to a display. Nothing to install, nothing to plug in.
What goes on them
Video and stills. Slideshows. Session boards that update themselves. Sponsor loops. Wayfinding. A clock on the timecode. A web page you already have. Or several of those side by side on one screen.
Runs on what you already own
| Players | A small media box, a Raspberry Pi, a spare laptop. If it runs a browser, it runs a screen. |
| Displays | Anything with HDMI. Portrait and rotation are handled in software, so you can hang it any way you like. |
| Network | Normal internet out. No fixed address, no port forwarding, no VPN, nothing for the venue IT to approve. |
| Setup | Power on, a code appears on screen, type it into the console. That is the install. |
Get in touch
Tell us what you want on screen and where it has to hang. We will say whether it fits and what it costs.