Playlists
Order your designs, media and widget screens into a loop and give each item the time it deserves. The playlist is the unit you publish, so a change to it changes every screen playing it.
Studio · Scheduling
Playlists & scheduling
Deciding what plays is a separate job from designing it. Build a playlist once, tell it when and where to run, and the screens follow the clock without anyone watching them.
Driven by the clock
The screen changes, you do not
A menu board that switches sections at eleven and a door panel that follows the room's bookings are the same idea: content on a schedule instead of content on someone's to-do list.
What, when, and where
Dayparting
Say what plays by hour of the day and day of the week. Breakfast comes down at eleven and the lunch board goes up on its own — no one has to be standing at a laptop.
Boards that update themselves
Point a board at a published Google Sheet or CSV and it redraws itself on the cadence you choose — menus, timetables and price lists change where the team already keeps them, not on the screen.
Targeting
Publish to one screen, a group, or a location. Group a floor, a store or a whole region once, then send to the group instead of to each device.
Publish
A schedule only counts once it is on the wall. Paired players pick a published playlist up over the air and keep to it, connection or not.