Switch Rivowall to Personal and the app becomes a home screen. Put your best photos on the TV in the living room, show what's coming up in your Google Calendar and add the weather.
Already use Rivowall for your business? Choose Personal under Settings. Your screens and content stay.
Personal mode gives Rivowall its own start page and menu for home, with Photos, Calendar, Our screens, On our screen and Screen times. What makes the business version dependable comes along, like playlists, schedules and offline playback.
Add photos and choose the screen list they go into. Portrait photos stay whole on a landscape TV. The photo fills the height and a soft, blurred copy fills the sides, so nobody gets cropped off.
Connect Google Calendar and pick a calendar, for example the family calendar. The screen shows the appointments for the next 1, 3, 7 or 14 days. You keep planning in Google Calendar; the screen shows it.
The apps from the business version work at home too. Add the local weather, headlines from a news feed or a birthday card you made in Canva.
Connect a screen with a short code from the app. The player runs in the browser of a phone, tablet or computer. On iPhone and iPad you add it to the home screen, and for the Mac there is the Rivowall Player app. Under Our screens you see whether each screen is online.
Create an account, or open Settings in your existing environment and choose Personal.
Open the player on the device by the TV and enter the screen code from the app.
Upload a few favourites, connect Google Calendar and choose what plays on which screen.
The choice applies to the whole environment, and you can change it any time. Screens, content, schedules and access rights stay as they are. Switching does not create a new account.
Both modes are available in English, Dutch and German.
Start with one screen and try it free. Add a screen for the kitchen or for grandma and grandpa whenever you like.
Every feature is included, and business and personal use the same account.
No. The player runs in the browser of a phone, tablet or computer, and there is an app for the Mac. Connect that device to your TV, or use a tablet on its own as a photo frame. The first connection and download need internet.
No. Rivowall asks for read-only access and only shows the calendar you choose. With the "Busy" option, titles and places are left out of the image on the screen. You can disconnect under Settings at any time.
You decide. Family members you invite get their own login. Guests who scan a QR code can send in a photo, and it waits for your approval unless you turn on showing photos straight away.
Your first screen is free for 14 days and then costs €4.99 per month. Every extra screen costs €9 per month, the same as for businesses.
Try Rivowall free on the screen you already have.