Screens
Every screen is a row with a name, a location, a group, an orientation and a resolution. Pairing takes one URL and six digits, on any browser, Android, Chrome or Windows device.
Digital signage platforms for networks that need evidence
A platform is more than a media player with a login. It is the content library, the schedule, the delivery, the permissions and the record of what happened, all governed in one place.
The seven parts of the platform
Playlists
Ordered items with a duration each: image, video, web page, menu board, notice, ticker. Reorder by dragging, and the change reaches the wall on the next check in.
Schedules
A weekly grid for the normal week, dayparts for the trading day, and dated campaigns that sit on top for the weeks they run. A screen without a scheduled item falls back to its default playlist rather than going black.
Templates
Layout zones for main content, sidebar, ticker and clock, holding your type and your colours. A template is made once and reused by every location, so a network stays on brand without a designer in every store.
Groups and locations
Tag a screen by region, brand or venue, then schedule against the tag. One action reaches every screen carrying it, which is the difference between running 4 screens and running 400.
Proof of play
Each player reports what it rendered and when, and returns a periodic screenshot. The record is exportable, which makes it usable in campaign reporting. See proof of play.
Roles and approvals
Viewer, editor, approver and admin, scoped by location. A group can require approval before published content reaches it, so a mistake stops at one screen.
What this platform does that a media player with a login does not
- It answers the question a manager actually asks, which is whether the screen is right now
- It survives a bad connection, because the player keeps its schedule and media on the device
- It scales by tag, not by clicking through a list of screens one at a time
- It limits who can publish where, before a wrong price reaches every store
- It exports, so the evidence can leave the platform and land in a report
Fits what you already run
- API and webhooks on the Network plan, so screens and content follow your own systems
- Web page items, which means an existing dashboard or menu system can be shown as it is
- Single sign-on with SAML, so access follows your directory
- CSV export of play records for reporting tools
- Data residency, so the region your media sits in is a choice, not a surprise
Try the platform rendering a screen
The screen builder on this page runs a real playlist loop in your browser: items advance on their own durations, the ticker scrolls, the clock is live, and the schedule strip shows the same playlist on a weekly grid.
Weekly schedule
- Venue: restaurant, retail store, clinic, gym, office, school, plant floor, church, senior living or real estate office
- 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.
Run a few screens on it this week
Pair your first screens, schedule one playlist, and read the play record in the morning. That is enough to judge a platform.