Our apps

Software we build and run ourselves

Alongside client work, we design, build and support our own products.

FeedCue

In development

Every screen you own, on one channel.

FeedCue turns any Apple TV into a managed display. Decide what every screen shows, change it in seconds, and keep it on schedule, from your phone, the web or a touchscreen at the front desk.

Runs on
  • Apple TV
  • iPhone and iPad
  • Mac
  • Web
  • Raspberry Pi
Built for
Waiting rooms, classrooms, service centers, restaurants, offices and lobbies.
The FeedCue web console Board. A list of six displays on the left shows five live. Preview tiles in the middle show what the Check-in Desk and Lobby displays are playing. A content library is on the right, with buttons for Scenes, Now Serving and Countdown along the top.
The Board: every display, what it is showing, and the library to drag from.

FeedCue highlights

  • Scenes and scheduling

    Save a setup as a scene, then let weekly rules and one-off exceptions decide what plays and when.

  • Slideshows and media

    Upload images and video, or turn a PDF into slides. FeedCue handles timing and transitions.

  • Now Serving boards

    Show a queue number with a chime, and let staff call the next one from any controller.

  • Countdowns and overlays

    Add a countdown, a text banner or a picture-in-picture feed without interrupting what is playing.

  • Every location, one dashboard

    Group displays by location and manage them all from one place.

  • Live video over NDI

    Send live NDI video to any display on your network, in HD or 4K, with sound.

QuizSync

In development

Live trivia and bingo, run from your phone, played on everyone else's.

QuizSync is a platform for hosting live trivia and bingo nights. Your team builds the games, a host runs the night, and players join from their own phones with nothing to install.

Runs on
  • Web
  • iPhone and iPad
  • Mac
Built for
Trivia companies, venues and event hosts.
The QuizSync big screen during trivia night. It shows question 3 of 5, worth 100 points: How many strings does a standard violin have? A countdown reads 26 seconds. A code to join is in the corner, and live standings for three teams run along the bottom.
The big screen: the question, the countdown, the join code and live standings.

QuizSync highlights

  • Build your games

    Create trivia rounds, bingo games and quiz-show style boards in one place.

  • Host live events

    The host reveals each question, and every player's screen follows at once.

  • Join in seconds

    Players scan a code and play in their browser. No account and no download.

  • A screen for the room

    Put the question, the countdown and the live standings on the venue's TV.

Need an app of your own?

The same person who builds FeedCue and QuizSync can build yours.