Livestream on a projector
What was just photographed is on the wall seconds later.

The livestream is an ordinary page in full screen. You open it on the machine connected to the projector or television and leave it running. New photos arrive on their own — no reload, and nobody has to sit beside it.
If the Wi-Fi drops for a moment, the screen catches up on the next cycle; an evening without a solid connection is not a lost evening. A control bar at the edge lets you pause and step back and forth, and hides itself so that only the photos remain on the wall.
At a glance
- Runs in a full-screen browser — no extra software
- New photos appear without a reload
- Survives short dropouts on guest Wi-Fi
Common questions
What do I need for the screen?
A computer, tablet or television with a browser, plus a projector or display. An HDMI cable and an internet connection are enough.
Can I show the livestream on two screens?
Yes, just open the address on both devices. They run independently of each other.
Try it for free
A stream takes two minutes to set up, with no payment details. You can move to a larger package at any time.
