See everything.
One screen, every job: room signs, team boards, family walls. Live on any screen.
Built for the screen on the wall.
A Pi, or any browser
A Raspberry Pi pairs with a 6-digit code and follows every edit. Any other screen, a TV, an iPad, a laptop, shows your dashboard through a web link.
Hosted in the EU
Weather, iCal, your own Prometheus, your own camera. Your feed URLs and API keys are kept with your dashboard, and a shared link never carries them.
Edits land in seconds
Paired displays keep a live connection, so a change reaches them as soon as it saves, without reloading the page. Drop a widget and the wall follows.
Real widgets. Not a mockup.
25 widgets, styled to match
How it works
- 1Step 1
Configure
Drag widgets onto a grid in your browser. Tune style, animation, and data sources per widget.
- 2Step 2
Pair
Flash the Panoptik image to a Raspberry Pi and switch it on. Without a network cable it shows a QR code: scan it with your phone to put it on your Wi-Fi, then pair it with the 6-digit code on screen. Any other screen can show a dashboard through a web link.
- 3Step 3
Render
The display loads its dashboard and stays on it. Edits you save are pushed to it straight away, no reload needed.
Ten screens, one browser tab.
Pair a display once and look after it from Settings: no keyboard on the wall, no SSH, no ladder. The display software updates itself.
- Reload, update or shut down from the browser
Every paired screen is in one list. Reload a page, reboot, update the system or switch a display off without walking to the wall.
- It tells you when it goes dark
When a display has been offline for an hour, the workspace owners get one email. If it is still dark a week later they hear once more, and that is all.
- It keeps its picture
After a reboot or a network drop the wall shows its last picture, not a browser error, and says in a corner that it is offline.
- It sleeps when the room does
Quiet hours switch the panel off at night and a schedule dims it in the evening. On Pro, one display can rotate through several dashboards.
Built in Europe, run by people.
The things a facilities manager, an IT department or a careful parent asks before a screen goes on the wall.
Hosted in the EU
The service and the support relay run at Hetzner in the EU. Paddle, in Ireland, is the merchant of record and handles VAT.
A person answers
Help & support sits inside the app: short answers that open the right setting, and a chat with us when they are not enough.
Support only when you allow it
An owner can let us into one display for 15, 30 or 60 minutes. Every owner is emailed, the wall says so while we are connected, and what we type is kept for 90 days.
Passkeys
Sign in with a passkey instead of a password. Changing your password signs out every other session.
No tracking
Visits are counted by our own code, without cookies and without storing an address. No ad or analytics scripts from anyone else.
Your data, yours to take
Download your account, dashboards and displays as one file at any time. Delete your account, or as an owner close a workspace, yourself.
Tune every widget exactly the way you want.
Click anything to change it. No code, no config files.
- Endless options
Every widget bends to your taste, from typography to colors to what's on screen.
- One change, everywhere
Change a style, then send it to every widget with one click.
- Instant on every screen
Your edits show up live on every paired display.
Room signs that get rooms used.
A sign at every door and a board in the lobby, read from the calendars you already run: Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, CalDAV or an iCal link. No proprietary panels, no licence per room.
- Free or busy, from across the corridor
Each door gets a sign in your colours: free, starting soon or busy, with the time left and what comes next.
- Book it at the door
On a touchscreen, people take a free room for 15 minutes to two hours, extend it or end it early. It lands in the room's own calendar.
- One board for the whole floor
A lobby screen lists up to 24 rooms, free ones first, so nobody walks the corridor to find one.
Questions
- Do I need a Raspberry Pi?
- No. Any browser can show a dashboard through a web link: a smart TV, a laptop, a monitor on a stick. A Pi is the cheapest always-on screen, and the one that pairs with a code and updates the moment you save.
- Where does my data live?
- In the EU, on Panoptik's servers at Hetzner. Feed URLs and API keys are stored with your dashboard, and a shared link never carries them, so a stranger viewing your screen cannot read them.
- What does it cost after the trial?
- The trial is free with Pro limits for 14 days, no card. After that, Starter and Pro are shown in your currency on the pricing section below. Cancel any time.
- Can I use my own screen?
- Yes. If it opens a browser, it can show a dashboard through a web link, which refreshes every minute. A Raspberry Pi pairs instead, and updates as soon as you save. Nothing needs reflashing to change what either shows.
Start free. Grow when the walls do.
Trial
Every feature, no card required.
- Devices
- 3
- Dashboards
- 1
- Members
- 1
- Meeting room signs with booking
- Animated gradient backgrounds
- iCloud shared album wallpapers
- Public API access
Starter
A few screens around the house.
- Devices
- 3
- Dashboards
- 3
- Members
- 1
- Animated gradient backgrounds
- iCloud shared album wallpapers
Pro
PopularTeams running many displays.
- Devices
- 15
- Dashboards
- Unlimited
- Members
- 5
- Meeting room signs with booking
- Animated gradient backgrounds
- iCloud shared album wallpapers
- Public API access
- Scheduled dashboard rotation
- Team seats with role permissions
Enterprise
Volume displays, invoicing, single sign-on on request.
- Devices
- Unlimited
- Dashboards
- Unlimited
- Members
- Unlimited
- Meeting room signs with booking
- Animated gradient backgrounds
- iCloud shared album wallpapers
- Public API access
- Scheduled dashboard rotation
- Team seats with role permissions
Your wall is bored. Give it a job.
14-day free trial. No credit card. Pair a display in about a minute.