Six parts. One control room.
Playlists and layouts, scheduling, video walls, an AI assistant, proof-of-play reporting, and the players that run it all.
Build once. Arrange it however each screen needs.
Add images, videos and web pages to a playlist, set how long each item plays, and reuse it across every screen. Split any display into zones for layouts — video in one corner, a playlist in another, a live widget in a third.
Set it once. The calendar takes it from there.
Run a playlist on a date range, on specific days of the week, or continuously — set a start and end time and screens switch automatically, on your organization’s own time zone.
Turn a row of screens into one wall.
Group screens into a single canvas. One image or video spans across every panel — each screen renders its slice, kept frame-locked by a shared clock so nothing drifts out of sync. Available as an add-on.
Describe the screen. Let it build the draft.
Type what you want on screen in plain language — the assistant drafts the playlist or layout, you review it and publish. Turned on per plan, with a usage budget your organization controls.
Know what played, where, and for how long.
Every screen checks in on its own — online status, uptime, and a play-by-play history of what content ran. Export it when a client or a compliance check asks for proof.
Runs on the hardware you already have — or the one we ship.
Install the WeDisplay player on hardware you already own — an Android TV 7.0+ box, a Windows PC, or a Raspberry Pi — or add a plug-and-play WeDisplay device that arrives ready to pair. All of them cache content locally and recover on their own after a restart or a dropped connection.
See it running on your screens.
Tell us what you need to display — we’ll set you up and reply within a day.