OFFICE STATUS DISPLAY

A door sign that updates itself.

Turn a tablet, spare screen, e-ink-style reader, or TRMNL into a live office status display powered by calendars, meetings, calls, and manual choices.

A Presence status display mounted beside an office door
BUILT FOROffice doorsStudiosEdit suitesMeeting rooms

FOR OFFICES, STUDIOS & MEETING ROOMS

One clear answer before someone interrupts.

Presence combines only the availability connections you approve into one simple, privacy-safe status. The people around you see whether now is a good time—not the private details behind the answer.

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Automatic, not another habit

Presence updates from Google Calendar, Outlook, Teams, Zoom, Webex, Google Meet, supported calls, and working hours—without asking someone to remember a slider or sticky note.

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Readable at a glance

Clear status language and color make Available, In a Meeting, Recording, Focus, On a Call, and Away understandable before someone knocks.

03

Your wording, with dependable behavior

Create reusable custom labels, messages, and colors for the display. Each custom choice maps to a core Presence behavior so connected features keep working predictably.

04

Works on the screen you choose

Open a private display link on a tablet or browser, use the monochrome e-ink view, or connect the TRMNL-ready endpoint.

05

A look that fits the room

Keep the original Default display or choose Neon Sign, Color Wash, Broadcast Studio, or Executive Lobby. The choice is saved on that screen without changing anyone else's view.

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Designed to remain visible

On compatible Android browsers, Presence requests a screen wake lock and restores it when the display returns to the foreground. Battery-saving and device policies can still override it.

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Private outside the door

Visitors see the answer they need while titles, attendees, call participants, and calendar details remain hidden.

SET IT UP ONCE

Presence works quietly in the background.

  1. 1Connect the signals you already use

    Add one or more calendars and optional live meeting or call connections.

  2. 2Open the private display link

    Use any modern browser, tablet, spare monitor, e-ink-style reader, or compatible TRMNL display.

  3. 3Let Presence keep it current

    The display refreshes automatically, requests screen-awake support on compatible Android tablets, and keeps manual choices available when the day changes unexpectedly.

PRIVACY FIRST

Availability is shared. Calendar details are not.

Meeting titles, attendees, call participants, precise coordinates, chat, recordings, audio, and video stay out of shared views. Every user controls their own connections and links.

COMMON QUESTIONS

What people want to know.

Do I need to buy special Presence hardware?

No. Presence works in a modern browser and can be displayed on tablets, spare screens, e-ink-style browsers, and TRMNL-compatible displays.

Does the display show meeting names?

No. Shared and door displays show a simple status and expected availability, never calendar titles, attendees, call participants, or meeting details.

Can a whole office deploy displays?

Yes. Each participating person controls their own account and private display link, while an organization can also use Reception and Group Views.

Will an Android tablet stay awake?

Presence requests a Screen Wake Lock in compatible browsers and automatically retries when the display returns to the foreground. Android Battery Saver, browser age, or managed-device policies can still turn off the screen, so a plugged-in kiosk may also need its device-level Stay awake setting.

GET STARTED

Make availability clear.

Try Presence free during the beta using your existing tablet or browser.

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