The flyer on the easel is from March, the TV in the lounge is playing a screensaver, and the one person who knew how to update it moved to Florida. Slides to TV is built so the next volunteer can pick it up in an afternoon — and so a few local sponsors can cover what it costs.
The Legion, the VFW, the Elks, the Moose, the Eagles — tell the app you're a post or a lodge and it sets itself up the way you already talk, with the slides you make every week already built in.
Churches, food pantries, clubs and chapters start from a clean slate and name their own kinds of slides — service times, ministries, drives, meetings — each with its own short form.
Volunteer-run places don't lose their screens to bad software. They lose them to turnover — the one person who knew how it worked steps down, and the TV quietly goes back to a screensaver.
Your members and regulars are exactly the customers every business on Main Street wants to reach. Sell a few of them a slot in the rotation and the screens stop being a line item.
Your volunteers fill in a short form.
Queen of Hearts results, Volunteer of the Month, kitchen specials, band nights — each is a few questions, and the slide makes itself. Or snap a photo of the flyer.
Your volunteers fill in a short form.
Service times, food drives, meetings and events each have their own few questions. Snap a photo of the bulletin flyer and it’s read for you.
A mode made for posts and lodges.
Your categories are already named the way you say them, and the Auxiliary, Sons, Riders and Honor Guard can each post their own news.
Every group gets its own corner.
Ministries and committees post their own news, countdowns build up to the big events, and a scrolling message bar carries tonight’s announcements.
Your officers do.
Members send slides in, an officer approves them, and nothing goes up unchecked. The sender gets an email either way.
The office does.
Volunteers send slides in and the office approves them, so nothing goes up without a second look.
Probably nothing — and sponsors can cover the bill.
Use the TVs in the lounge with a $20 streaming stick. The Community plan for nonprofits is $49 a month for up to 5 TVs, and a few local sponsor slides can pay for it.
Probably nothing.
Use the TVs you already have with a $20 streaming stick or a web browser. Churches and nonprofits get the Community plan: $49 a month for up to 5 TVs.
Yes — the proof your sponsors want. Pro
Every sponsor gets a monthly report proving their ad ran, emailed to them automatically.
Yes — for you and your sponsors. Pro
See what played and when, and send any sponsor a monthly report proving their slide ran.
Your crest, your emblems.
Add the post crest and each group’s emblem, upload your own artwork, and every slide lands its words in the right spot.
Your logo and your artwork.
Upload your own backgrounds and logo, and every slide your volunteers make matches.
Fifteen minutes: bring your next event flyer — or last week's Queen of Hearts results — and we'll put it on a screen while you watch.
Slides to TV