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Apps

Live content, in a zone
beside your own.

An app is never the whole screen. It is a panel in a composition — the weather next to this week's notice, a ticker under a menu board. These are the apps we could confirm from the console itself.

Your own contentLive informationVideo and web

Your own content

A lobby screen showing a large typed message with a scrolling red ticker band along the bottom. Text and ticker A typed message or scrolling ticker — font, weight, fill and direction, no design tool. A cafe menu board screen listing hot and cold drinks with prices, one row highlighted. Digital menu board app A ready-made menu board from the App Store, named by the console itself.

Live information

A screen split between a city photograph and a weather panel showing the temperature and a four-day forecast. Weather Local conditions and forecast in a zone, for any city you search for. A screen split between a staff notice and a news headlines panel listing four stories with timestamps. News feeds Headlines in a zone, so a screen has something on it that was not true yesterday. A cafe screen showing three posts from its own social feed, each with a caption and how long ago it was posted. Instagram An Instagram account on a screen, with the moderation gap stated. An exchange rate board listing four currency pairs with buy rates and the day's change. Currency board An exchange-rate panel for lobbies, bureaux, airports and receptions.

Video and web

A screen playing a live town hall broadcast, with a live badge and the video title along the bottom. YouTube Play a YouTube video or live stream through YouTube's own embed. A corridor screen showing a live web dashboard with visitor, conversion and revenue tiles and a bar chart. Web page Put a web page on a screen — the workaround for every integration we do not have. A meeting room screen showing a slide from a quarterly business review, with a revenue bar chart. PowerPoint and Excel A slide deck or spreadsheet on a screen, through Microsoft's own viewer.

Where it ends up

Different content. Same wall.

Whichever of these you came for, the last step is identical: a player on a display you own, fetching what you published.

A screen in an office lift lobby. You work in a browser. This is the other end of it — a display a customer stands in front of, driven by a player that fetched its content on its own.

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