Put something good on a screen and let the people walking past answer it from their own phones. Simpleshow plays your slides, gathers everyone who stops to say hello, and shows you what caught their eye.
On the TV you already have. You can be on a wall in about five minutes.
Put it on any TV with a web browser: it shows a code, you type it in, and you're on air. One channel plays on as many TVs as you like.
A code on the screen turns every phone in the room into a way to answer: vote, enter the draw, grab the spec sheet, play the game.
Your team snaps a badge or a business card and it becomes a contact, with a voice note if they like. It works with no signal at all.
Who stopped, how interested, who on your team talked to them and when, ready to export straight into the follow-up you already do.
A screen that only talks gets walked past. These give people something to do, and give you a reason to talk to them.
A number races up and people tap STOP as close to the target as they can: on their own phone from the code on the TV, three tries each, or on the iPad on your stand. The TV keeps a live leaderboard, and the number runs on our clock, so nobody can freeze the page to win.
People enter from their phone or the iPad, once each. The screen shows a fairness code before the draw, and anyone can check afterwards on a public page that the winner was picked by the rules, not by you.
Any system that can call a web address can put a number on your slides, and raise an alert too. On the screen within seconds. Relay Bridge sensors send to it with no code at all.
Thirty TVs across three locations, all saying the same thing, changed from your laptop in one save. The kind of signage big chains pay a team for, run by one person in a few minutes.
Change it onceOne channel plays on as many as fifty TVs. Save, and every one of them follows in about fifteen seconds.
Slides with their own hoursGive a slide its days and hours, like breakfast until 11 on weekdays, and it plays only then, by the channel's own time zone.
An emergency at one site, or allAn emergency broadcast goes to every channel or just the ones you pick, so with a channel for each location, a storm at one covers only its screens.
See what is on air, and whereWhich TVs are playing right now, which slides are on, and who published them.
On any TV with a web browser, go to simpleshow.app/tv. It shows a short code: type it into your console, or scan it with your phone, and your channel is on air.
A TV, a projector on a wall and a panel in a lobby are all the same to Simpleshow.
An iPad or an old iPhone on a stand beside the screen. Scan one code with its camera and it's set up: no sign-in, nothing to type.
A kiosk anyone can tapFor everybody who won't take their phone out: enter the draw, play the game, answer the poll, browse your products, or hold up a badge to fill in their name. It forgets each person the moment they finish.
A remote for your teamJump the TV to the demo slide when someone asks, fire a quick giveaway when the aisle is busy, or draw the prize winner from the booth.
Switch its job any timeThe kiosk in the morning, the team's remote in the afternoon. Change it from your laptop and the iPad follows on its own.
Most people put off signage because they don't know what to put on it. So there are three easy ways to start, and you can mix them.
Ready-made shows for a booth, a lobby, café specials, a plant floor, an open house or a seminar, in your own colours. Anything that's a fact about you is left in [brackets] for you to fill in, so nothing made up reaches your screen.
Connect your Canva account, pick a design, and each page becomes a slide. Our guide shows how to make designs that read well from across a room.
Describe your booth in a sentence or two, add your website and a few photos, and get a whole show to edit. It only uses facts from what you told it or your own site, and it tells you what it left out.
Photos, videos, YouTube, a live web page like a dashboard or a menu, and countdowns to the next demo, all in the same show. See one show on every screen shape.
Every feature on every plan, as many channels as you like. You pay for the TVs your channels play on.
A booth, a lobby, a single site.
Several booths, a venue, a plant floor.
Tell us which channel it should play, and we'll send you a Fire TV Stick with your channel already on it.
Already have a Fire TV? Get Simpleshow on the Amazon Appstore, open it, and pair it with the code it shows. Step by step.
We're happy to help you work out whether a screen would help. And if a printed sign would do the job just as well, we'll tell you that too.