The Virtual Display can reproduce the characteristic sound associated with mechanical split-flap displays. Sound can be configured depending on the player and installation.

Yes. Virtual Displays can support configurable visual options such as display layout, character arrangement and presentation settings. Available customisation options may depend on the display type and subscription plan.

Custom integrations may allow external data to be displayed through APIs or other supported data sources. More information about developer and API functionality will be published as these features become available.

Split Flap Studio is being designed to support dynamic information such as weather, time and other external data sources. Availability depends on the widget, integration and subscription plan.

The platform is designed to support multiple content items or widgets that can be shown in sequence. This makes it possible to rotate between information such as messages, clocks, weather and other content.

Scheduling is part of the planned Split Flap Studio content system. This allows different information to appear automatically at particular times or on particular days. For example, a restaurant could show a breakfast menu in the morning and automatically change to a lunch menu later in the day.

Depending on your plan and display type, content can include things such as: Additional widgets and integrations will continue to be added to the platform.

Yes. The same content can be assigned to multiple displays, making it easier to manage installations across different screens or locations.