Design a board and bind its zones to live data, so a menu price or a room status changes on the glass the moment it changes in the record.
A drag-and-drop designer, nine board types, live data zones, scheduling, and device management. The board reads your business, not a slideshow you keep refreshing.
Drag-and-drop composition with live data zones.
Nine board types reading your live business data.
Pairs like a TV app. Reports in. Survives the network.
Pair by code, group by location, push to the group.
Which board plays on which screen, and when.
Per-screen display counts and credited uptime.
A branded smart-TV app for Apple TV, Fire TV, Android TV.
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player platforms: Samsung, LG, Roku, Fire, Apple, Android, browser
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board types, each reading a record you already keep
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character code claims a screen. No keyboard, no URL
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screen roles: operations, client, informational
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data feed behind every board
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JPEGs to re-make when a price changes
A visual editor that opens at the panel’s real dimensions. Compose the layout, then bind its zones to the records your business already keeps.
Place text, images, shapes and live data zones on the layout itself.
A price, an availability, a status, a metric. The record changes and the zone follows.
Logo, colours, typography and backgrounds, applied once rather than restyled per screen.
The same screen renders full-screen on a connected device and at the screen’s public address.
The zones read the records the rest of your business already keeps, so the price on the menu board, the balance on the in-room screen and the ticket on the kitchen board are the real ones.
Nine board types, each reading the records the rest of your business already keeps.
Your menu at the prices you already set. Change the item once and the board follows.
Offers your business has published, rendered as a board rather than re-keyed as a poster.
Who and what is where, resolved from your locations.
Destinations by category. With a floor plan authored it adds hotspots, a floor selector and a you-are-here marker.
Occupied shows the guest, their charges and a running balance; vacant shows a branded welcome. Read-only, always.
Who is expected, from the same reservations your front desk works from.
The live ticket board for a prep station, reading the orders that station fired.
How full you are and what state each room is in, with no whiteboard to update.
Recent reviews above your rating threshold, for that screen’s property and no other.
Signage fails quietly: a screen freezes on Tuesday and nobody notices until Friday. Every Calisto screen beats back to say it is alive, and can be mirrored, restarted or re-pointed from your desk without anyone walking to it.
The Devices hub lists every connected screen with its status, location and assigned content. Groups make a floor, a building or a brand one target.
Pair a screen with a confirmation code. It comes online and starts rendering its assigned content.
Every connected screen in one hub: status, location, assigned content, last heartbeat.
Group screens by location or purpose, so a floor, a building or a brand is one target.
Push to the group and every screen in it updates, rather than each one in turn.
Content schedules control what plays on each screen and when. Create schedules with time windows and assign them to individual devices or screen groups. View and edit schedule details with a timeline interface.
Fleet-wide totals, then the screens that explain them. Uptime is credited rather than assumed, so a screen that was dark reads as dark.
Fleet-wide totals: how many screens you have, how many are online and offline, impressions and errors this week, and average uptime.
Credited from real heartbeats, with recorded days and incidents. A screen unplugged for days cannot claim that gap back.
How many times each piece of content was displayed, on which screens, and in which time slots.
Approve a waiting schedule and it becomes playable; reject it with a comment. An unapproved schedule never reaches a screen.
Per-screen operational performance reports. Rolls up impression and uptime data across the fleet.
Seven screens from first layout to viewership, on Apple TV, Fire TV and Android TV. A standalone TV application, separate from the signage designer.
5 of these 8 connections are in your plan today. The rest stay visible so you know the instrument is there before you need it.
Arrivals boards, occupancy tiles and the in-room guest screen read the shared reservations and folio records.
Kitchen and expediting screens read the orders a station fires, and a station folio balance is what the in-room screen shows.
An emergency alert raised on either fleet reaches both kiosk and display devices on the same command channel.
Kitchen order boards and queue displays read the same order records Orderflow works from.
Directory and wayfinding boards resolve their destinations from the shared listings and location records.
The review ticker reads the Reputation review store for the property the screen is bound to.
Screen impressions and clicks are recorded against ad inventory so a screen can be sold as a placement.
Images and video placed on a screen or in a playlist are picked from the shared media library.
Screens for lobbies, counters, and menu boards.
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Learn more →A zone is bound to a live record rather than filled with text. A menu price or a room status changes on the glass the moment it changes in the record, which removes the entire category of work where signage is re-typed.
Standard screens and players rather than a proprietary box. The board is published to an address, so the hardware requirement is a browser.
Yes. A zone can be designed content, live data, or both, so a board that is mostly brand with one live availability panel is a normal case rather than an exception.
Ethos runs the brand check inside the editor, and a governance lock in Blueprint holds the elements HQ needs identical across every site.
The pricing section on this page reads the live catalogue and is the authority. Display works without the rest of Calisto Nexus.
The designs and their assets export. The live bindings stop, because they were reading records rather than storing copies.