The service elevator is back at 2pm
Building notice · now
An operating system made for totems.
It turns on and the screen is already playing. News and ads, full screen, on the computer that lives inside the device. The person in front does not see a desktop, a pointer, or a password.
Lunch menu, today
Ground-floor restaurant · until 3pm
Showers in the afternoon
27° · city forecast
14:02 · local programming
The screen does three things.
- It opens on the playlist.The picture goes straight to full screen. There is no desktop, menu, or user for someone walking down the hall.
- News and an ad together.The building notice, the forecast, and the ground-floor ad play one after another, on the same device.
- It holds without internet.If the network drops, the last programming stays on the screen. The totem does not go black waiting for someone.
A day on this device.
- The building notice, before people step into the elevator.
- Lunch from the ground-floor restaurant, when the hall fills up.
- The forecast and what changed in the city, for people heading out.
The device stands in the way. The screen is the only thing that needs to draw attention.
Where this screen lives.
- Building lobby. The notice everyone needs to see before the elevator.
- Clinic reception. The call and the announcement, without a television and a remote.
- Mall corridor. A kiosk window, all day.
- Elevator. A narrow screen, with the same programming.
Each client looks after their own screen.
- The account is theirs.At totem.simples.media/admin they sign in and see only the devices paired to their account. Simples sees the whole network.
- The code is born on the screen.On the first day the device shows a code. The key stays on it. Whoever confirms the code in the panel claims that screen.
- A copy does not become another screen.If the disk is copied onto another machine, that machine shows the code again. One device still counts as one.
The device keeps the day.
- Two time slots.The building publishes the notice. The restaurant publishes lunch. Each one signs in to their own account and edits only their own slot.
- The proof stays on it.When the ad plays, the device notes it. Without a network, the note waits. When the network returns, the account uploads it for whoever paid for that slot.
- An update does not erase.The system changes on one side. The programming lives on the other and stays on the screen.
$5 a month, per device.
Billed in dollars through Paddle. That includes the operating system, the panel, the two slots on the same device, and proof that the ad played, kept on the device even without a network.
Pair the device.
Open the panel and confirm the code the screen shows. The programming becomes yours. $5 a month, per device, billed in dollars through Paddle. If the computer is not inside the totem yet, write and say where it will stand.
Open the panel Write to [email protected]