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Your name on it, not ours

If the screens carry your brand everywhere else in the building, the software behind them should not be the exception.

An Enterprise feature.

The console and the glass

Your logo and colours apply to the portal your team uses and to the screens themselves — the pairing screen, the offline page, the chrome around a scene. Somebody looking at a wall, or at the console, sees your organisation.

On your own domain

Serve it from an address of yours, so the link in an email and the URL on a screen both belong to you.

Where people use it

An integrator

Deliver screens under your own brand rather than reselling somebody else's.

A large estate

One visual language across the building, including the parts staff use.

Questions

Does it cover the screens or just the console?

Both. The screens are where it matters most, and they are the part usually left out.

Can we use our own domain?

Yes.

The rest of it

One console, every screenDesign once, push to a wall or to a hundred. Reception, the canteen and every meeting room, managed from a browser.Driven by your systemsA REST API and webhooks put your booking system, your BMS or your queue management in charge of what the screen says.Built to be signed offSingle sign-on, audit logging, per-key access control and encrypted credentials. The questions IT will ask have answers.Who is actually insideVisitors sign in at a booth in the lobby. When the fire panel starts an evacuation, the roll call goes out on its own — in a shared building, grouped by company.Menus that change themselvesBreakfast at seven, lunch at eleven, and a price change that lands on every board at once. Nobody climbs a ladder.

Put it on the wall

Start free on one screen. No card until you add a second.

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