Encrypted both ways.
Every browser, player and console talks over TLS 1.3. Each player makes its own key on its own machine. The private key never travels. Certificates renew on their own, so nobody has to visit the site.
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Content, applications and hardware, securely orchestrated.
Enter taleorEvery player proves who it is with a key that never leaves its machine. Every update is checked before it installs. Every change carries a name and a time. If you would rather not depend on anyone else's cloud, taleor runs on your own server, with no internet at all.
Every browser, player and console talks over TLS 1.3. Each player makes its own key on its own machine. The private key never travels. Certificates renew on their own, so nobody has to visit the site.
A driver only runs if its signature matches. A player checks an update before it swaps it in, installs it outside opening hours, and goes back to the old version if the new one fails its health check.
A facilities manager can restart a frozen screen and cannot delete one. Every change is written to the audit log with the person, the action and the address. You can export the log as CSV.
Where it is, what it should be showing, and since when. The alert clears itself when the player comes back.
The whole venue, a floor, a zone or chosen players, from the Home screen. Who held it, and when, is in the log. Shown below.
The local server brings its own private database. Media, players and the audit log stay inside your building.
Hold the control on the Home screen. Every screen in the venue, on a floor or in a zone shows the same message, full screen, and exhibit sound goes quiet. Nobody has to walk the floors.
Who held it, and when, is written to the audit log.
Say it in plain words. Oli reads your venue, its players and its reels, and proposes the exact changes as a list. You read the list and press "Apply". If something is missing, Oli says so instead of guessing.
Pick a template, give it players, load a reel. It plays. Change the reel, and every screen that plays it changes with it.
A visitor touches the screen, steps closer, taps a card or presses a button, and the screen answers in the same moment. The same sensor counts who stopped, and for how long.
Every proposal is shown before it is applied, and logged after, in your name. Oli works with your permissions. What you may not change, Oli may not change either.
Venue › Exhibit › Player › Equipment
Every number comes from what your players and sensors really reported. Look at the whole venue, one floor, one zone or one player, for today, this week, this month or this year.
Visitors per hour, day or month, from sensors and touch. How long they stayed. The busiest zones and the busiest hour.
Exhibits ranked by visits and by how long people stayed, so a quiet corner shows up before a curator walks past it.
Exported as CSV whenever you need it. A figure that cannot be measured says "not measured", never zero. Nothing personal is recorded.
Everything a visitor sees, hears and touches, run from one place. Where that place is, you decide.
Open app.taleor.net in any current browser. Nothing to install. A new screen joins with a six-digit code.
The same console as a download. It plays the exhibit on this computer and comes back after a restart, even with no server in reach.
The taleor server with its own private database, on your network. Players, media and the audit log stay inside your building.
No internet at all, by design. Nothing is downloaded when you install. Updates arrive on a USB stick.
The taleor player sits on every exhibit computer. It keeps a local copy of its reels and keeps playing when it cannot reach the server.
Tell us what you are buildingBring the brands you already trust, over the standards they already speak. A driver tells taleor what a device can do. The console asks for something simple, such as "power on" or "volume down", and the driver talks to the device in its own language.
| Platform | Windows | macOS | Linux | Raspberry Pi | Android |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Player app | yes | yes | yes | no | no |
| Browser player | yes | yes | yes | yes | yes |
| Desktop app, local server | yes | yes | yes | no | no |
| Web app | Any current browser | ||||
| Hardware | Brands and families | Over |
|---|---|---|
Displays | Any screen connected to a computer running the taleor player, or showing the browser player. | player app · browser player |
Projectors | Epson, and any projector that speaks PJLink. | PJLink · ESC/VP21 · RS-232 |
Sensors | Presence, distance, air button, push button, RFID. | Serial · USB · TCP |
Controllers | OSC from a lighting desk or show controller, USB keys and pedals, a handheld. | OSC · USB · serial |
Sound | Networked audio processors and loudspeakers. | REST · TCP |
Lighting | Architectural and exhibit lighting. | DALI |
Players | Windows, macOS and Linux: the taleor player app. Android (including Android signage players) and Raspberry Pi: taleor in the browser player. | player app · browser player |
The browser player needs no install: open it on the screen and connect it with a six-digit code.
We test drivers with your equipment before you open. Do not see your hardware? We will write the driver with you, or for you. Full hardware list
Partners. Integrators, designers and consultants set up a venue in days and hand over one console instead of five tools. Bring us the device you sell, and we will build it into taleor. Become a partner
Resellers, integrators and partners are welcome. Offer taleor to your clients, set up their venues, and look after every one of them from one console.
Become a partner · Tell us what you are building
Pricing will be announced with the launch, expected in December 2026, in three parts: a free service, a paid service with added value, and an enterprise service.
Planning a new venue, a refit, or just one screen? Tell us what you are building