What are you building?
What is it
One console for everything a visitor sees, hears and touches.
It starts with the taleor player: one agent on the computer behind each exhibit, taking charge of everything connected to it.
Any system
Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and Raspberry Pi.
Any display or projector
Drivers for Samsung and LG displays, and for Christie, Epson and any projector that speaks PJLink, RS-232 or TCP.
Any sensor
Lidar, Nexmosphere, presence, touch, buttons and RFID. A trigger says "someone arrived, play this", whatever fired.
Insights
Visitors, dwell time and your busiest hour, over a day or a year.
Emergency
Hold one control. Every screen shows the message and exhibit sound goes quiet.
Venue › Exhibit › Player › Equipment
How it works
Build it. Trigger it. Trust it.
Pick a template, give it players, load a reel. It plays.
- A visitor touches, steps closer or taps a card, and the screen changes in the same moment.
- A player drops off, and you see which one, where, and what it should be showing.
- TypeScript end to end, with live control over WebSockets and MQTT.
- Players for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and Raspberry Pi.
- TLS 1.3, mutual TLS available for players, five roles and a full audit trail.
Content and templates
One device, Many experiences and insights
One display, many lives. A photo book in the morning, a film by afternoon, all on its own schedule.
- Schedule it once, and the morning photo book becomes an afternoon video roll by itself.
- Change a reel, and every screen that plays it updates across the venue with one click.
- The sensor that starts a film also counts who stopped and for how long.
Schedule and emergency
One hold. Flash every screen.
In an emergency, nobody should have to walk the floors.
- Reach the whole venue, a floor, a zone or chosen screens, with exhibit sound silenced.
- An emergency takes the full screen. A notice runs along the bottom.
- The rest of the day runs itself: opening hours, holidays and special days that switch back on their own.
Devices and the driver kit
Any hardware, Driven by taleor
Bring the brands you already trust. Samsung, LG, Epson, Christie and more, over the standards they already speak.
PJLink · RS-232 · TCP · DALI · MQTT · OSC · REST · WebSocket · serial · USB
- Displays, projectors, audio, lighting, sensors and motion, in one console.
- Don't see your hardware? We'll write the driver with you, or for you.
Tailor made
taleor, Custom built for you and your unique experiences.
For venues that can't afford to depend on someone else's cloud.
- Air-gapped. Runs with no internet at all, so an outage elsewhere never reaches your galleries.
- Secure by design. TLS 1.3, mutual TLS for players, signed drivers, roles and a full audit trail.
- Built for any complexity. Hundreds of devices, many brands, custom templates and custom drivers.
Pricing
Accessible for everyone.
The free tier is the whole product. Every feature, no time limit.
Free
Free
Up to 5 systems · Every feature
Pro
$20 per system per month
Every feature
Enterprise
We design, install and run it.
- Online or air-gapped installation
- Network and security audit
- Immersive experience design
- Contact us for a consultation
Partners
Venue you build, Runs forever.
For dreamers, integrators, designers and consultants.
- Set up a venue in days: templates, reels, schedules and triggers ready to use.
- Hand over one console instead of five tools, and see every cloud-managed site from wherever you are.
- Write your own drivers with our driver kit; templates and the API reference on request.
- Bring us the device you sell, and we'll build its integration into taleor.
About us
Still taking things apart.
We're engineers, filmmakers and experience makers from Karnataka, and we never stopped asking how things work. Some of us started with a clap switch and a soldering iron. Some went on to film VFX, product design and museums. Sometimes we worked on events that needed complex solutions overnight. Most of what we build lives where technology, content and software embedded in hardware meet, so our days are spent on R&D and prototyping. Along the way we've wired lights, sensors, screens and moving machines into venues and events around the world, and watched too many of them depend on tools that don't talk to each other and late-night phone calls. taleor is the one console we always wanted.