The updates your team actually sees
Company news dies in inboxes. A screen in the lobby, by the coffee machine or on the floor reaches everyone who walks past, including the colleagues who never open the intranet.
Sent is not the same as seen
The all-staff mail gets skimmed, the intranet post gets buried, and the poster by the elevator has been hanging there since last quarter. Meanwhile visitors wait at reception for someone to notice them.
Screens that keep themselves current
Welcome visitors by name in the lobby, show today's meetings at the room door, and put the numbers that matter on the wall. Content is scheduled or fed by live data, so nobody has to remember to take anything down.
Curious how the platform works beyond the office? Read the full digital signage guide.
Start from a workplace template
A welcome screen for reception, a meeting room board, a building directory, a KPI dashboard and an employee of the month board. Pick one, make it yours, and it is on screen in minutes.
Made for how an office actually communicates
Reach past the inbox
Screens in the lobby, canteen and hallways catch everyone who walks past, including deskless colleagues who rarely read mail.
Dashboards from live data
Bind tiles to your data feeds and the scoreboard updates itself. No Friday-afternoon screenshot rituals.
Describe it, get it
Tell the AI designer "light welcome screen with our logo and Wi-Fi details" and a first draft appears. Adjust and publish.
Works on the screens you have
The TV already in the lobby, an Android stick or a Raspberry Pi behind it. No proprietary hardware.
What hardware do I need?
Can the meeting room board use our calendar?
What does it cost?
Can different floors show different content?
Who in the team can manage the screens?
Put your message where people look
Set up your first display in minutes. Free to start.