The math is checked on every edit
Lay out real panels and processors and the engine computes data strings, ports, switch cascades, backup paths, and numbered circuits as you go. Watts = volts × amps on every breaker — nothing rounded away.
The engineering tool for LED video walls. The same file that designs the wall lights it up — real panels, computed topology, load math checked on every edit, then pixel maps to verify the build and live video to the actual wall.
No waitlist. No hardware required.
Not a calculator and not a renderer — a single engineering document that stays correct from the shop floor to the show floor.
Lay out real panels and processors and the engine computes data strings, ports, switch cascades, backup paths, and numbered circuits as you go. Watts = volts × amps on every breaker — nothing rounded away.
See the wall in 3D, verify the pixel map panel-by-panel, lay out drawing sheets, and drive live video — all from the same document. Edit anywhere; everything downstream regenerates.
Build from a community library of panels, processors, and switches — or a private catalog with custom fields, compatibility rules, and formulas that match how your shop actually works.
Export pixel-faithful PDF drawings, real DXF, wiring maps, power schedules, bills of materials, and cable-label CSVs — every sheet generated from the one source of truth.
Put your exported pixel maps on the wall and a miswired data cable shows up as the wrong number on a panel — in your numbering, traceable straight back to the drawing.
Works in the browser with zero hardware, or as a desktop app that runs completely offline for the job site, the secure facility, or the truck with no signal.
Drag out the wall with real panels and processors. The engine recomputes strings, ports, circuits, and amps live — backup paths and switch cascades included. The wall you draw is the project, not a picture.
Generate a packet that agrees with itself: elevations, wiring maps, power schedules, and block diagrams — plus BOMs and cable-label CSVs. Change the wall and every sheet follows.
Export pixel maps and put them on the wall to verify the build panel-by-panel — or skip the export and let the simulator drive live video straight to the screen through the real processors.
The same file that designs the wall lights it up.
— and every drawing in between agrees with it.
Open the workbench in your browser and start on the free plan — no card, no download, no waitlist.