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Guides for the screen on your wall.
Every guide follows one person at one kind of place, from the moment the TV stopped being useful to the moon that fixed it, and says plainly what Moon Suite can’t do yet.
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Nadiafront desk, pediatric clinicPut your first moon on the waiting-room TV
Omarmanager, burger counterBreakfast at 6, lunch at 11: menu boards on a schedule
Rosaowner, four-bay auto shopReplace the shop whiteboard with a job board your techs update from a phone
Marisolowner, neighbourhood cafe and bakeryDo you need a media player for a screen in your shop?
Deefront desk, two-room studioShow a Google Sheet on a TV, and keep it up to date by itself
Junweb developerMake your own widget for a TV dashboard
Start here 1 guide
From a blank TV to your first moon on it, in about ten minutes.
Screens and schedules 2 guides
What shows when, and what a screen does when the internet doesn’t.
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Breakfast at 6, lunch at 11: menu boards on a schedule Show a different menu by day and time, rotate deals between menus, and change prices from a Google Sheet. A burger counter’s manager sets it up once. With Omar, manager, burger counter
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What your screen does when the Wi-Fi drops A TV running Moon Suite keeps its moon, its pictures and its last data, starts after a power cut with no internet, and says when what it shows is old. With Nadia, front desk, pediatric clinic
Live data 2 guides
Numbers, jobs and queues your team changes from a phone.
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Replace the shop whiteboard with a job board your techs update from a phone Put every car’s state on a shop-floor TV, let techs move jobs from their phones, and show customers their own car in the waiting room without the plate. With Rosa, owner, four-bay auto shop
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Show a Google Sheet on a TV, and keep it up to date by itself Publish a sheet as CSV, paste the link into a Table, Menu board, Number or Chart widget, and the TV refreshes from it every 5 minutes. With Dee, front desk, two-room studio
Signage, plainly 5 guides
How screens in shops usually work, what they cost, and what you actually need.
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Do you need a media player for a screen in your shop? Most TVs since 2018 can run a moon in their own browser, with no box behind them. When a streaming stick or an old computer is the better choice. With Marisol, owner, neighbourhood cafe and bakery
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How digital signage usually works, and what it costs Most signage services pair software billed per screen each month with a player box behind each TV. What each part does, what it costs, and when you need it. With Marisol, owner, neighbourhood cafe and bakery and Omar, manager, burger counter
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Loop a video and photos on a shop TV, without a laptop or casting Casting from a phone drops, a laptop by the TV gets borrowed, and a stick forgets its playlist. Here is a loop that runs on the TV and keeps going. With Marisol, owner, neighbourhood cafe and bakery
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Your TV is already a sign. Stop swapping USB sticks. A cafe’s TV ran photos off a USB stick, re-copied every time a price changed. Here is how it became a screen she changes from her phone. With Marisol, owner, neighbourhood cafe and bakery
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Why TV makers sell a separate line of signage screens Samsung and LG sell commercial displays built for long hours and business use. When you need one, and when a regular TV is enough. With Nadia, front desk, pediatric clinic and Marisol, owner, neighbourhood cafe and bakery
Build your own 1 guide
Widgets you write yourself, running next to ours.
The people and businesses in these guides are made up. They show how we expect a moon to be used, not the experience of real customers. New guides arrive in the Atom feed.
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