Smart Spaces. Open Displays. Infinite Possibilities.
Displify runs several apps on the screen you already have: the queue, prevention tips, your clinic’s own campaigns. With one scan, a patient follows their turn on their phone — and can step out without losing it.
Displify divides a screen into zones, and each zone gives its apps turns on a timer: the queue board, prevention tips, a clinic’s own campaigns. The apps can update each other’s content. It runs on screens from 45 to 98 inches, from a wide ticker to a portrait panel, at up to 4K.
One screen, many apps
Context tags shared between apps
What it changes
How it is built
Eight screens and an audience of more than 500 at the DIZ 4.0 conference — Artificial Intelligence. Human Perspective — in March 2026. It ran inside Digital Innovation Zone, the European Digital Innovation Hub for North-East Romania.
The entry market. The queue board, prevention tips, family-medicine information and your clinic’s own campaigns, sharing the screens already in waiting rooms and corridors, updated centrally instead of reprinted.
Programme, speaker information and live updates across many screens at once, changing together as the schedule moves. This is the setting the DIZ 4.0 deployment proved.
Storytelling beside exhibition information, accessibility features and event communication — several applications on one surface, with curators keeping editorial control.
Buildings where the display is one endpoint among many.
The concept builds on doctoral work in the field and is being developed further by Everyware Computing SRL. It is now the subject of a project co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund, whose stated purpose is to develop and validate an experimental ecosystem of web applications for Open Display Networks and raise it from TRL 3 to TRL 5 in a relevant environment.
Read about the projectPrinciples
Open by default — applications reach the screen through a published interface, not a private integration.
Apps talk to each other. When one changes topic, the others can follow — a prevention tip can bring the matching product with it.
Editorial control stays with the organisation. We provide the software; your people decide what the screens say.
We are looking for partners to co-design a multi-application pilot — one that fits how your organisation already works rather than replacing it.
You know your patients and visitors. We make the screens you already have work for them.
How a pilot starts
Tell us about the space, the screens already in it, and what the people in front of them need to know.
Together we choose the apps that share those screens, and the zone and turn each one gets.
The pilot runs on the screens you already have, and its content changes centrally.
