Signwave
For iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch

Where's the remote?

Signwave is the remote control for large digital signage deployments. Check status from anywhere in the world or adjust display settings as you stand in front of them.

Coming soon to the App Store See what it does

Requires a Signwave account from your organization.

The Signwave remote for a sign named Gate B12, with power, brightness, contrast, input and reboot controls above a recent screenshot of the display.
What it does

A simple remote, for a fleet of any size.

Signwave controls the players, video processors and signage displays as a single unit.

See what is on screen

Each sign sends back recent screenshots. Swipe through them to confirm the right content is playing.

Power, brightness, contrast

Turn a sign on or off and tune the picture with large sliders made for one handed use.

Input and reboot

Select input sources, or restart a player that has stopped responding.

Status at a glance

A colored dot beside every sign shows status and the time it last checked in.

Full virtual remote

For supported devices, a complete on-screen keypad emulates the one from the factory.

Roles that match your team

Signwave makes it easy to delegate visibility and control to your staff and guests as you see fit.

Built for more than one venue

One app, multiple organizations.

If you manage signage for several venues, add each one once and move between them without signing out.

  • Separate sign-ins, kept separateEvery organization has its own account, stored securely on your device. One venue never sees another.
  • Switches when you arriveWith location detection on, the app moves to the right organization as you walk into the property.
  • Works with two-step sign-inAccounts protected by an authenticator code are supported.
  • You stay in controlLocation detection, automatic switching and proximity notifications each have their own switch in Settings.
The Organizations screen listing a signed-in organization with its address and an Add Organization button.
The Settings screen showing the current organization, the signed-in user, and switches for location detection, automatic organization switching and proximity notifications.
Screens

On iPhone and iPad.

A list of signs with status dots: Baggage Claim 3, Gate B12, Terminal A Concourse and others.
Every sign, sorted by status or name
The remote screen for one sign.
The remote, with recent screenshots
A brightness slider open over the remote, set to 22.
Brightness and contrast sliders
A full on-screen remote keypad with number, menu, arrow, colour and playback keys, over a photo of the sign's location.
The full virtual remote, for supported devices
Signwave on iPad: the list of signs in a sidebar beside the remote and a large screenshot of the selected display.
On iPad, the list stays beside the remote
Apple Watch

The quick check, on your wrist.

The watch app uses your iPhone's sign-in, so there is nothing to type. See which signs are online, what's playing, and send the common commands.

Apple Watch showing a list of signs with their status.
Signs and their status
Apple Watch showing one sign, online, with Screenshots, Refresh and Commands buttons.
One sign at a glance
Apple Watch showing a recent screenshot from a sign.
What it is showing now
Apple Watch showing power on, power standby and system reboot commands.
Power and input commands