The wall · Display Screens
A token board the back row can read.
Turn any TV into a clear token display: the numbers being served, the counter to go to and the next few tokens, with a spoken call in the language your visitors understand.
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S-045 · S-046 · B-020
Voice call on
Switch the language to hear how the call changes.
Any TV
Smart TV, HDMI stick or mini PC
12
Indian languages for calls
Auto
Reconnect after power cuts
What it does
Made for halls, corridors and waiting rooms.
Uses the TVs you own
Layouts for every hall
Voice calls
Language per display
Announcements
Numbers, not names
How it runs
From first setting to a calm hall.
- 01
Pick a layout
Choose which counters and services this screen shows.
- 02
Set the language
Pick text and voice languages, and the chime.
- 03
Open the link
Type the short display code on the TV browser.
- 04
Leave it on
The display updates itself and recovers from drops.
Clear from ten metres
Designed for distance, glare and a noisy hall.
Token numbers are set large with tabular figures so they never jump around. The current call is highlighted for a few seconds, then settles into the list, so a visitor who looked away still finds their number.
- High-contrast themes for bright halls and dim corridors
- Current call highlighted, previous calls kept on screen
- Wait estimate and rating shown in the corner, if you choose
- Several displays per location, each with its own layout
Low data
A display uses less data in a day than one short video.
Power-cut ready
Reconnects and resumes the board by itself when power returns.
Portrait or landscape
Rotate the TV and pick the matching layout.
Quiet hours
Mute voice calls at set times, keep the chime.
Questions
Before you switch it on.
- Yes. Any smart TV with a browser works. For older TVs, a low-cost HDMI streaming stick or mini PC does the job.
Empty seats, happy faces
Press for your token
Trial counter
T-001
Try Twiz15 free at one location.
30 days with every feature of the 10 Minutes plan. Your first token display can be live this afternoon.
2 waiting in the hall · 31 waiting from home · average wait 11 min
