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Run by whoever is holding the phone.
The person running the screens at a wedding is usually a relative with no practice and one go to get it right. With GoBraw they press Next on their phone, and every screen in the room follows.
What goes wrong today
- The photos are on one laptop, so only one screen shows them.
- The speeches start and nobody knows how to change the screen.
- Cables across the dance floor to the speakers.
- The laptop desktop pops up in the middle of the photos.
What changes with GoBraw
- Next is in your pocket. Move on from a phone anywhere in the room.
- Every screen, as one. The photo wall, the bar and the entrance change together.
- Lose the speaker cables. Any phone becomes a speaker. Invite it by name.
- Only the good bit shows. No desktop, no pointer, no pop-ups. Just the photos.
- One button. Done. AI builds the whole thing for you.Coming soon
Other rooms
- Churches: Sunday runs the same, whoever is on the rota.
- Conferences: The main hall, the overflow room and the foyer, all on the same moment.
- Offices: The reception TV and the meeting-room screen, finally showing something.
- Schools: Assembly, the hall and the corridor screens, run by whoever is free.
- Gyms and studios: Each class on the screens at its time, run by whoever is teaching.
- Bars and restaurants: Menus, specials and the function room, all changing at five.
- Shops: One offer, every screen in the shop, at the same second.
- Theatres and arts: Stage screens, the foyer and the captions, all on one press.
- Museums and galleries: A room of screens telling one story, together all day.