SignTempo12×8 grid with guides
Snapping, alignment guides, eight resize handles, live size and position readout, zoom and a toggleable grid overlay.
Product
Built around the screen, not the playlist
Most signage tools ask you to upload media, then assemble it somewhere else. SignTempo edits the screen itself, so the person arranging a café menu never has to learn what a playlist is — while the people running a fleet still get every control they expect.
The editor
Upload while you design
Drop images, video, PDF and documents into a block from inside the editor. Thumbnails, posters and page renders are produced automatically.
Blocks with real styling
Text, image, video, web, document, QR, clock, weather, RSS, news, menu, counter, dashboard and more — each with its own inspector.
Locked brand templates
Marketing locks the layout, the store edits only the text and the photo. Local overrides keep one master screen correct in fifty locations.
Playback and planning
Date, hour and weekday rules
Per-page scheduling with a fleet timeline and a recurring weekly grid, so you can see what plays where before it does.
Nested playlists
Playlists inside playlists, dated items, screen groups and assignment precedence — with unsafe or expired media skipped automatically.
Boost and takeover
One rule promotes a page to the front of the loop, or hands it the whole screen while it matters. No swapping playlists under pressure.
Approvals and roles
Review before publish, per-member permissions, invitations and a full audit log of who changed what.
Fleet and measurement
Health, screenshots, incidents
Scheduled screenshots with retention, watchdog recovery, blank-screen detection and incident history per device.
Remote device control
Timezone, volume, rotation, HDMI-CEC power schedules, remote commands and staged over-the-air player updates.
Tracked QR codes
QR blocks issue tracked short links, so scans land in your reports next to uptime, playback and campaign delivery.
Reports that add up
Fleet uptime, playback, campaign delivery and scan counts in one place, scoped to the workspace you are looking at.
See it on your own screen
Three screens are free forever, so you can build a real layout before deciding anything.