Ads loopSponsor reel, welcome reel, menu
An ads loop
A set of your videos and images that plays in a loop. Use it for sponsors, welcome messages and anything that you already run on your screens.
Live Events
One tap on a phone. Every screen in the room changes.
Live Events puts your run of show in one person's hand. Plan the segments of your event, send one link, and switch whole groups of screens in about a second. There is no app to install and no login to remember.
Try it. Tap a segment on the phone and watch the screens follow. This is a drawn illustration of the control deck, the page that your operator opens.
Product launchLive
All zones
Main hall 4 screens
On air: Doors openWelcomeDoors open 9:00
KeynoteLive captions
Our sponsors
showing Doors open
WelcomeDoors open 9:00
KeynoteLive captions
Our sponsors
showing Doors open
WelcomeDoors open 9:00
KeynoteLive captions
Our sponsors
showing Doors open
WelcomeDoors open 9:00
KeynoteLive captions
Our sponsors
showing Doors open
Foyer 3 screens
On air: Doors openWelcomeDoors open 9:00
Keynote on stageMain hall, this way
Our sponsors
showing Doors open
WelcomeDoors open 9:00
Keynote on stageMain hall, this way
Our sponsors
showing Doors open
WelcomeDoors open 9:00
Keynote on stageMain hall, this way
Our sponsors
showing Doors open
Standby
Spare screen
content ready
Recent actions
- Doors open, all zones
From plan to on air in four steps
Your team plans the event once, in the CMS. On the day, the operator needs only the link.
Plan the event
Group your screens into zones and list the segments of your show. Each segment becomes one button.
Your team, in the CMSSend one link
Start the event, then send the operator link or show its QR code. It opens in any phone browser.
Your team, in the CMSTap to switch
Each tap changes every screen in the zone. The button reads ON AIR, so the operator knows that it landed.
The operator, on a phoneEnd the event
Press End event. Every screen returns to its normal schedule within a few seconds.
Your team, in the CMS
What happens in the second after a tap
The switch travels out to the screens, and the confirmation travels back. The operator never has to walk the floor to check.
Each segment shows one of three things
Live pageScores, captions, agenda, social wall
A live web page
Any web page that allows embedding. Use it for a scoreboard, live captions, a schedule or a social wall.
A black screen
Every screen goes dark on cue. Use it for a reveal, a minute of silence or the moment that the house lights go down.
One tap, the right content in every room
A zone is a group of screens that always change together. One segment can carry different content for each zone, so a single tap gives every room what it needs.
Keynote one tap, all zones
Main hall zone
KeynoteLive captions
The audience reads live captions beside the stage.
Foyer zone
Keynote on stageMain hall, this way
Late arrivals see where to go.
Expo floor zone
Visit the standsSponsor reel
Sponsors keep their airtime while the keynote runs.
A spare screen takes over in about a second
Standby screens load the content of every zone once the event starts. If a screen fails during the show, the operator moves a spare into its zone from the same phone.
A screen fails
Foyer 1
Foyer 2
Spare
The failed screen turns red in the screen list on the deck.
The operator moves the spare
Foyer 1
To standby
To Foyer
One choice on the deck puts the spare in the Foyer zone.
The zone is whole again
Foyer 1
Spare, on air
Standby
The spare shows the segment of the zone, with no wait for a download.
What keeps the show on air
Every screen answers back
Each screen reports the segment that it shows. The operator sees what is on air, screen by screen.
Trouble turns red
A screen that stops answering, or cannot play the content, turns red on the deck and in the CMS.
Spares are ready
Standby screens carry the content of every zone, so a replacement is a move, not a setup job.
Strict venue networks
If a venue blocks live messaging, screens check in every two seconds instead. A tap still lands in one to three seconds.
You control the link
The link stops at the end time of the event. Extend it, or replace it in one click. Every old copy stops at once.
Every tap on record
The action log keeps each tap, move, start and end, with its time and where it came from.
Your normal schedule stays as it is
A live event changes what the screens play, and only until the event ends. Your advertisements, playlists and schedules stay untouched.
Normal schedule
Screens play their usual loop.
Start eventEnd event
Live event
The operator decides what plays. No timer and no schedule moves the content.
Normal schedule
Screens return within a few seconds.
Questions we hear
Does the operator need an account or an app?
No. The operator link opens the control deck in a phone browser, and it needs no login. The link is the key, so send it to one person and send it privately. If it reaches the wrong person, replace it in one click and every old copy stops.
How fast is a switch?
About one second from tap to screen. At a venue that blocks live messaging, screens check in every two seconds instead, and a tap lands in one to three seconds.
How early do we start the event?
Start it well before doors open. Screens join within about two minutes of the start, and then they download the content of the event. An early start gives every screen time to finish before the first tap.
Can we change the event while it runs?
Yes. Your team can change the content of a segment, remove a screen or move a screen between zones while the event is live. A removed screen returns to its normal schedule within a few seconds.
Which web pages work as a live page?
Any page that allows another site to embed it. Some sites refuse embedding for security reasons, so test each page before the day of the event.