A board, an admin, and a small computer on your wall.
Everything runs on one Raspberry Pi inside your network. The board is what the office sees. The admin is where you change it, from any laptop, with a key in your pocket.
A deck of slides, timed as you like.
Two slides are built in and read live from your calendars. The rest you write, upload or switch on. Each runs for the seconds you give it, in the order you set.
Room status
Occupied or available for one to four rooms, laid out to fit. In use until, busy from, next booking. Never the title.
Today's schedule
Every room's bookings on one timeline for the working day, busy blocks only.
Company calendar
A Monday to Friday grid of the coming weeks from calendars you choose, titles shown, because you chose them.
Statement, notice, image, metric, countdown
Your words, your pictures, a number worth watching, a date worth counting to. On your surface or the second one.
Web embed
A page in a locked frame, scripts off unless you turn them on.
Change anything from your laptop. Nothing needs a restart.
Rooms, calendars, slides, brand, copy and pacing are settings. Every save is a revision you can restore. The board picks changes up within seconds.
A key, every time
Password plus a hardware security key or passkey for every account. Ten recovery codes, shown once.
Roles and invites
Viewer, editor, admin, owner. Invite by link; there is no mail server to configure.
Twenty revisions
Every save is kept. Restore any of the last twenty with one click, and history stays linear.
An audit log
Who signed in, who saved what, who installed which plugin, and from where.
Your logo, your typeface, your colours. Checked before they reach the wall.
Eight bundled typefaces or your own. Three colour pairs, each measured against 4.5 to 1 as you type. A three-step wizard on first sign-in, and the full page whenever you like.
Ten included. Each says what it reaches.
A plugin declares the hosts it calls and the data it reads. You grant what you are happy with; the runtime refuses everything else. No app store, no code from the internet.
Weather
Now and the next three days. Open-Meteo, no key.
Headlines
Titles from RSS or Atom feeds you list.
Departures
Transport for London and Irish Rail. Minutes to each train or bus.
Service status
Any Statuspage site as markers and open incidents.
Sheet metric
One cell of a published Google Sheet as a live number.
People milestones
Birthdays, anniversaries and starters from a sheet. Skips quiet days.
World clocks
The time where your people are. Reaches nothing.
Slack channel
The latest messages in one channel, read only.
Spotify
What the office is playing. Skips itself when nothing is.
YouTube
A video or playlist, muted and looping, only while its slide is on.
Two connections out. None in.
The Pi asks your calendar provider whether each room is busy, and fetches whatever plugins you turned on. Your laptop reaches the admin over your own network, over HTTPS. Nothing reaches Lintel.