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First release. Pair a screen with a six-character code and it plays what you schedule for it: promotions, menu boards, notices and live waiting-room numbers. Works on Android TV, Fire TV, tablets and commercial displays, keeps playing when the internet drops, and restarts itself after a power cut.
Turn any screen into signage: playlists, menu boards and waiting-room queues.
VisionDigit turns a television, tablet or commercial display into a screen your business controls from anywhere. Pair a screen once with a six-character code, and it plays whatever you schedule for it: promotions, menus, notices, live queue numbers. Change the playlist from the dashboard and the screen follows within seconds - nobody has to walk over to it with a USB stick. WHAT YOU CAN PUT ON A SCREEN - Images, video and web pages, in any order you choose - Menu boards that stay readable across the room, with prices you update in one place - Waiting-room boards that call the next number out loud and send it to the right desk - Scheduled content, so a screen shows breakfast before eleven and lunch after - Advertising you sell to other businesses, with proof that each spot actually played BUILT FOR SCREENS THAT RUN ALL DAY - Starts itself after a power cut and goes straight back to playing - Keeps playing from its own storage when the internet drops, and catches up when it returns - Reports itself online, so you know a screen is dark before a customer tells you - Runs on Android TV, Fire TV, tablets and commercial displays WAITING ROOMS Customers take a number from a kiosk, a QR code or a text message, and watch the board for their turn. Staff call the next person from a tablet or a physical button at the desk. The board announces the number, and the customer gets a text when their turn is near. WHAT YOU NEED A VisionDigit account. Create one at app.visiondigit.com, add a screen, and pair this app with the code it gives you. PRIVACY The player has no camera or microphone access. It does not detect, photograph or identify the people who walk past a screen. It reports what it played and how the device is doing, so you can bill an advertiser and spot a screen that has gone dark. Location is recorded only on a screen its owner has put into mobile billboard mode, and that is off by default.