Screenfire for events and venues
The running order, changed when it actually changes.
A printed schedule is wrong by the second session. Easel signs point at rooms that moved. One screen per door, changed from a phone, and the day stops being a series of corrections.
What it replaces
🖨️
The printed programme
Accurate at 9am. Fiction by 11, and reprinted for nobody.
🪧
Easel signs with arrows
Pointing confidently at a room that changed after they were printed.
🙋
A volunteer answering “where”
All day, for one question, that a screen answers permanently.
Built for the way you actually work
📋
Running order
What is on, where, and what is next — updated when the schedule slips, which it will.
🚪
A sign per door
Each screen shows its own room. Change one without touching the others.
⏱️
Runs to a clock
Sessions change on time on their own; nobody watches a phone waiting to swap a slide.
🎪
One night, with an end
A runsheet that finishes and puts the venue’s normal board back automatically.
📱
A code for the programme
The full schedule in a pocket, always the current version.
📴
Holds through the venue Wi-Fi
Conference Wi-Fi is the worst Wi-Fi. The boards cache.
Fair questions
▸We only run events a few times a year.
Then run it for those weeks. Nothing is installed, so the screens go back to being screens afterwards.
▸Can the venue’s normal board come back afterwards?
Automatically. An event has an end, and when it passes the screens return to whatever they showed before without anybody resetting them.
▸Several rooms, one person running it?
That is the design. Every screen is on one dashboard on a phone, and each can be changed on its own.
Light your first screen today.
The trial is free for fourteen days and takes about a minute to start. No card, no sales call — or talk to us first if you'd rather.