Built on a working set, for the people who run one
Save the whole set as a look. Run the show with GO.
A look remembers what every monitor is showing and recalls it in one tap. Put looks in running order and step through them with GO or the space bar.
- A fade time for each cue
- Cues that follow on by themselves, after a wait or when a video ends
- Music and stings that start and stop with a cue
- Notes beside GO so you know what's next
One picture across many screens
Span a video or still across monitors, LED regions or projection surfaces. Each screen shows its own part, and the same video stays in step on every one.
- The set drawn at its true proportions
- Gaps between TVs accounted for
- Works across linked computers
Run it from anywhere in the building
The control page opens on any laptop, tablet or phone on your network. Nothing to install on the crew's devices.
- An operator PIN for running the show, an admin PIN for settings
- A view-only link for producers and clients
- A simple phone remote with big buttons for looks, GO and Blackout
- Remote access over Tailscale, never an open port
Anything on any screen
Video, stills, playlists, cameras and capture cards, app windows, web pages, clocks, countdowns and text.
Works with your control room
Stream Deck through Companion, OSC and MIDI. Follow settings for ATEM, vMix, OBS and tally recall a look when the program source changes.
Made for live
A pre-show check, undo, a Blackout key that works from any window, automatic recovery when a source drops, alerts on your phone, daily backups and updates you can roll back.
Sound where you want it
Choose the sound output per monitor, set levels and lip-sync delay, and watch meters on the page or on a monitor.
Show files
Each production keeps its own sources, looks, cues and schedule. Switch shows without rebuilding the set.
Graphics from a spreadsheet
Point a lower third at a Google Sheet or paste a table. Names and titles fill in, and Next row moves the whole show on.
A timeline
Lay pictures on a track for each monitor and press Play, for a timed open or a walk-in loop that runs itself.
Locked down
Signed updates only, PINs with lockouts, a code on screen before a new computer can join, and one button to sign out a lost phone.
Bigger sets
Link a second computer and its screens join the same set, numbered and controlled from the same page.