Digital display board for office floors and receptions
Internal communication that sits in an inbox is read by the people who already read the inbox. A screen on the floor reaches everyone who walks past it, which is everyone.
Screens an office actually uses
- Reception: welcome, visitor guidance, the day's meetings and where to sign in
- Floors: company notices, results, hiring, safety, recognition
- Kitchens and break areas: the longer loop people read while waiting
- Meeting room doors: what is booked, by whom, and whether the room is free now
- Operations and support areas: live dashboards from the systems you already run
- Lifts and corridors: short messages that survive being read while walking
Build a lobby screen right here, without an account
The screen builder below opens on an office lobby. Type your company name and three notices, and watch the screen run its loop, with arrivals, the working day and the evening on a weekly grid that stays dark at the weekend.
Venue
Orientation
Layout
- Venue: restaurant, retail store, clinic, gym, office or school
- Orientation: landscape 16:9 or portrait 9:16
- Layout: full bleed, main plus sidebar, or a menu board in three columns
- Content: your business name and three short lines, prefilled for the venue you picked
The schedule strip underneath shows the same playlist placed on a weekly grid, which is exactly what the schedule view does inside the product.
Live dashboards without a screenshot
A web page item shows an existing dashboard exactly as it is, refreshed on the screen. Nobody exports a picture every Monday, and the number on the wall is the number in the system. Access is handled by the page you point at, so nothing confidential leaves your own tools.
More than one office
Tag screens by site, floor, team or language and schedule against the tag. A global notice reaches everywhere, a local notice stays local, and a site can run its own loop without asking head office. Roles and approvals keep publishing rights where they belong, and the audit log records who sent what.
Messages that cannot wait
An override takes every screen on a site, or every site, and holds one message until you lift it. Evacuation, IT outage, weather closure: the screens on the way out of the building are the fastest channel a company has.
What an office pays
Billed per active screen, so a floor with two screens and a reception counts as three. Essential at 19 USD per screen monthly suits one office. Professional at 29 USD adds groups, roles, approvals and proof of play across sites, and Network at 49 USD adds single sign-on and the audit log. See the pricing page.
Can we use our existing TVs
Yes. Any screen with a browser pairs directly, and older screens take a small Android or Chrome device. Nothing is bought from us.
Can team leads post to their own floor
Yes, with an editor role scoped to that floor, and approval before anything reaches other sites.
Does it integrate with our identity provider
SAML single sign-on is part of the Network plan, so accounts come from your directory and leave with it. See enterprise digital signage.
Start at reception and one floor
Two screens are enough to see whether people read them. The rest of the building follows quickly once they do.