Screen on
The screen everyone
in the room drives
Live Canvas turns the idle displays at your event into a live feed of the day — and gives the remote to whoever is standing in front of them.
Foyer screen · main entrance
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Live Canvas Remote
Everyone in the room holds one of these
Working demo. Press the buttons — the screen above is yours.
What it does for your event
Your delegates make the content. The canvas puts it in the room.
Every conference already generates a day's worth of photos, notes and reactions — and buries them in phones and group chats nobody opens until the train home. On the foyer screen, the same material gives people a reason to stop, look and talk to whoever is standing next to them.
Control what you want to see. Together.
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The day as it happens
Sessions, stands, corridors and coffee breaks, on screen within seconds of being posted. Arrive late and you can still see what you missed.
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A queue that starts conversations
Anyone waiting by the screen can scan the code and take the controls — scroll back, hold on a picture, jump to the latest. No app, no account, no badge scan.
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Nothing new to install
It runs in a browser on the displays your venue already has. Point one at your canvas in the morning and leave it up all day.
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Something to keep afterwards
What went up on the screen is the event's record — the feed is still there when everyone has gone home.
Where it fits
Conferences, exhibitions, venues, coworking floors.
One screen in a foyer or twenty across a conference centre — the setup is the same, and it scales with the size of the room rather than the size of the budget.
First canvas going live at Blue Garage makerspace.
- $946bn
- Meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions worldwide, 2025
- £20bn
- Conferences and meetings in the UK alone, 2025
Talk to us
Put a canvas in your venue.
Running a conference, an exhibition, a venue or a coworking floor? We are placing the next screens now — tell us about the room. We are also raising a £250k pre-seed to take it further.