Most screens broadcast into the void. Simpleshow runs your content, captures the people in front of it, and hands you a number you can defend — from one system, on hardware that costs $99 a screen.
Every screen already does the first one. The other two are why the first one is worth paying for.
Content authored once as responsive templates, so a single message renders correctly on a 16:9 booth TV, a portrait wayfinding panel, a floor projection and the side of a truck. No re-exporting a JPEG per screen.
Photograph a badge or a card and it's a contact. Or they scan a code and enter it themselves. Works with no signal at all, syncs when there is one, and exports straight into the follow-up you already run.
A camera counts people and dwell time on site — never faces, never stored footage. Paired with a timestamped screenshot of what was actually on screen, that's an impression with a receipt.
The surface is a setting, not a product line. A TV, a wall, a floor and a truck are all just HDMI.
$99 a screen, 4K, Wi-Fi 6E, secure boot, three years of guaranteed security updates, and it wakes straight back into your content after someone trips over the power cord.
Display power over HDMI-CEC, remote restart, health and temperature, orientation, cache, and update timing you control — so nothing ever updates itself in the middle of your show.
Every screen reports its Wi-Fi signal, storage and temperature from where it's actually installed, the night before. You fix what's red while there's still time to fix it.
Trade show drayage is billed by weight, with a minimum that punishes small shipments. Hand-carried gear is exempt.
A kit one person can carry in one trip doesn't pay drayage. Ever.
So we don't ship to the show — we ship to you, weeks early, with no deadline to miss. Sticks, camera, travel router and cables arrive already provisioned, with your content already cached. Plug in HDMI and power and your content is up in about thirty seconds, before it has touched a network.
We'll tell you honestly whether this helps or whether a printed sign is fine. Some rooms genuinely don't need a screen.
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