Attendee input flow
Mobile or kiosk screens for the messages, choices or images the event needs.
Turn attendee input into a shared venue display
We moderate and aggregate messages, choices or results from mobile and kiosk inputs, then turn them into a large-screen scene.
When you need this
A good fit when stage and booth screens are limited to one-way playback and attendee participation should become visible across the venue.
From message submission to the event stage
Send an attendee message, then publish it from the operator view. Pending and public messages are managed separately.
Sample experience
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What you receive
Shared-screen presentation
Aggregate results, transitions and highlight moments designed for the display and event concept.
Moderation and playback view
Operator controls for review, hide, aggregation and screen status.
Agree on what to build and what to prepare
What we can configure
- Live participation
- Reflect messages, choices or results from kiosks or mobile devices on a shared screen.
- Branded staging
- Create the visual identity, motion and transitions around the event concept.
- Playback setup
- Prepare output for the resolution and input path of the LED wall, projector or signage.
- Rehearsal and support
- Test the complete input-to-screen flow and provide event-day technical support when scoped.
How delivery works
- Design the scene
Define who submits what and how the shared result should appear.
- Build content and playback
Create the branded screen, input integration and operator controls.
- Integrate and rehearse
Validate venue resolution, network and playback hardware with the real flow.
- Run on site
Install, train the operating team and provide the agreed technical support.
See how this fits a real event
The context and delivery scope help you compare with your event.
Planning guide
Live participation display guide
In place of a public standalone case, this guide explains how attendee input becomes a shared display.
Read moreInteractive example
Try the shared message display
A working example of individual submissions becoming one shared-screen result.
Read morePlanning guide
Interactive booth content guide
The conditions that encourage attendees to stop and participate at a booth.
Read moreBefore you decide
Where do attendees submit their input?
Depending on the event, we configure a web screen on personal phones or an on-site kiosk.
Does every submission appear immediately?
You can choose immediate display or operator review before publication based on the event.
Can the content run across several screens?
Yes. We review screen count, resolution and playback setup, then assign shared or separate roles to each screen.
Can we use an existing LED wall or projector?
Yes, when its resolution and input method fit the playback setup.
What is checked during rehearsal?
We test input updates, moderation, aspect ratio, network conditions and the fallback transition in the actual playback environment.
Make this work for your event
We scope input methods, concurrent participation, moderation and venue playback equipment before screen size alone.
- Screen count, resolution and playback method
- Kiosk or mobile input integration
- Live aggregation and moderation rules
- Load-in, rehearsal and event-day support
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