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The cinema, on your wall.

A living movie poster for your home. The real posters for the films you love, real teasers, and a marquee that knows what you're watching tonight.

K Coming soon on Kickstarter Early bird £179
Plugs into any HDMI screen
Set up in minutes from your phone
Real posters, for real films
The demo

See it running.

Ninety seconds of the poster doing its thing.

How it works

Three steps to opening night.

1 · Plug it in

Any TV or monitor with HDMI, hung portrait or landscape. The Poster One is a small sealed box that sits behind the screen.

2 · Pair your phone

Scan the code on the screen. The app walks you through Wi-Fi, your first posters and showtimes in a few minutes.

3 · The show starts

Posters rotate on your schedule. The screen wakes for the evening and sleeps at night, all by itself.

The headline act

Teasers that play themselves.

Every so often a poster comes to life: a short vertical teaser plays, then the artwork quietly returns. No remotes, no menus, no sound unless you ask for it.

Teasers play through the official YouTube player, exactly as the studios published them. If one can't play, the poster simply stays up, never an error on your wall.

A vertical teaser playing on the poster

Played via the official YouTube player

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Follows what you cast to the TV

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It knows what you're watching.

Cast a film to the TV and the poster in the hallway switches to it: artwork, marquee and time remaining, like the lobby of your own cinema.

Works with Chromecast and Google TV on your home network. When casting stops, the rotation resumes.

The real thing

Real posters. The actual ones.

Search any film in the app, this week's release or a hundred-year-old classic, and its actual cinema one-sheet hangs on your wall. Artwork and discovery are powered by TMDB, the same database behind the apps you already use. No subscription needed for anything in the box.

Search any film New releases The classics Powered by TMDB
The Phantom of the Opera · 1925
The Phantom of the Opera · 1925
Wings · 1927
Wings · 1927
Steamboat Willie · 1928
Steamboat Willie · 1928
The Hunchback of Notre Dame · 1923
The Hunchback of Notre Dame · 1923
The General · 1926
The General · 1926
The Lost World · 1925
The Lost World · 1925

These six are the genuine articles: real one-sheets from cinema's first golden age, now in the public domain. Today's posters are still under studio copyright, so the modern ones on this site are originals we made up. On your wall, every film gets the real thing.

In your pocket

Run the whole show from your phone.

Pick posters, set showtimes, name every screen in the house. Setup takes minutes and nothing ever needs a keyboard.

Now Showing The cinema, on your wall. Living poster art for the films you love. Get started Sign in
Pick your opening night Choose a few posters to start the rotation.
Add 3 posters
Showtimes When should the screen wake and sleep?
WakeEvery day5:00 PM
SleepEvery day11:30 PM
Always onIgnore the schedule
Finish setup

The Flarepoint control app arrives with the first devices. Store listings coming soon.

Back the launch

Kickstarter pricing.

Campaign rewards, not shop prices. Early-bird tiers are limited and the campaign is all-or-nothing.

Poster One

The device with an HDMI cable in the box. Bring your own USB-C power.

£179 early bird

£199 during the campaign

Most popular

Poster One Complete

Adds a certified USB-C power supply. Everything but the screen.

£219 early bird

£239 during the campaign

Founder's Edition

The Complete kit with an engraved plate, lifetime software and your name in the credits.

£279 early bird

A thank-you to the first believers

Two-pack from £399 · Screens not included; it works with the one you already have.

Be first

Be there when the curtain rises.

Launch-list members get the early-bird price the moment the campaign opens. One or two emails a month, nothing more.

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