Ambient photo display for venues
Quietlight turns a folder of photos into a calm, unattended display across every connected screen. Point it at the folder, press Start, and walk away. It runs for hours without a hand on the keyboard.
The whole application. Choose a folder, choose a style, press Start — there is no third step.
Where it runs
Quietlight is digital signage stripped down to the one job most signage software does badly: showing a room full of photographs beautifully, for hours, without supervision.
A family hands over a USB stick an hour before the service. Copy the folder, press Start, and the lobby and chapel screens carry the family's photographs through the visitation — no cropped faces, no repeating loop that anyone notices.
Anniversaries, retirements, milestone birthdays. A shared folder of photographs becomes the room's backdrop for the evening, across as many screens as the venue has.
A standing display that opens with the building and closes with it. Drop new photos into the folder and the next show picks them up.
Three display styles
One choice, made in a second, before you press Start. Every style runs on every screen you've connected.
Many photographs at once, drifting slowly. Nothing is cropped — every picture is shown whole, whatever shape it is.
Photographs laid down one by one, as if someone were spreading prints across a table. Unhurried, and easy to watch from across a room.
One photograph at a time, full screen. The familiar slideshow, done properly — steady timing and clean transitions.
How it works
The unattended hours are the whole product. These are the behaviors that matter most.
The rest of it
Two monitors or a wall of them — one show spread across all of them, or the same show on each. Connect the screens; Quietlight finds them.
Nothing is uploaded, to us or to anyone. There is no account, no sync, no cloud. A family's photographs stay where you put them.
Once licensed, Quietlight runs offline indefinitely. A dropped connection is not an event.
Portrait phone photos, scanned prints, and wide landscapes all show whole. No faces cut off at the edge of the frame.
Clips mixed in among the photographs, handled the same way — drop them in the folder and they play in turn.
Hand back a USB stick that plays itself on any Windows machine — no install, no admin rights, no license. See the free player.
Pricing
Try it free for seven days. If it earns its place, buy it once and keep it.
Quietlight license
$399 one-time, per locationMore than one location? Get in touch — chains and groups are priced together.
Free, forever
Separate from the licensed application, there is a portable player that runs straight from a USB stick. No installer, no admin rights, no license, no restrictions — plug it in, double-click, and the show starts.
It exists so that a family can take the display home, and so that a venue can put a show on a machine they don't control. It is free because it should be.
The licensed application is the tool you work in: choose folders, choose styles, drive the room's screens, run unattended day after day.
The free player plays one prepared show and nothing else. Handing it to someone costs you nothing and asks nothing of them.
Seven days, the whole application, no card. If it doesn't fit the room, nothing happens when the trial ends.