Cloud-based digital signage, run from anywhere.
No on-site server, no USB sticks, no site visits. Manage, schedule and publish to every screen from one online dashboard, wherever you are.
Cloudy is cloud-based digital signage software: everything lives online, so you manage your content, playlists, schedules and screens from any browser without a media player server on-site. Publish from your phone and screens update in seconds, anywhere in the world.
Run every screen from a browser
No local server to maintain, no USB sticks to walk around. Log in from any device, make a change, and it reaches your screens in seconds, from the next room or the next country.
- Manage everything from one online dashboard
- Publish from a phone or laptop, anywhere
- No on-site server, no manual file transfers
Schedule once, let the cloud handle it
Set what plays by day, time or location and Cloudy runs it for you. Roll out a change across every site at once, or target a single screen, without leaving your desk.
- Schedule by day, time or location
- One rollout reaches every site
- Recurring content runs itself
Cloud control, offline resilience
Managed in the cloud, but each screen plays from a local cache, so a network drop won't blank a display. See every screen's live status online, wherever it is.
- Offline playback despite cloud management
- Live status for every screen, from anywhere
- Any smart TV, or our plug-and-play device
Frequently asked
What is cloud-based digital signage?
Cloud-based digital signage means the software runs online, so you manage your screens from any browser without an on-site media server. With Cloudy you publish from anywhere and screens update in seconds.
Do I need a server or special player on-site?
No. There's nothing to install on-site beyond the screen itself: use any smart TV with the Cloudy app, or our plug-and-play device, and manage it from the cloud.
Can I manage screens in different locations?
Yes. Because it's cloud-based, you run every screen across every location from one dashboard, wherever you and the screens are.
Does cloud-based mean screens go blank if the internet drops?
No. Each screen plays from a local cache, so a network drop won't leave it blank. It resyncs with the cloud automatically when the connection returns.