Platform · CMS & Player

The foundation, when you need it.

Most partners bring their own screens and CMS — that's the point of the platform. But when you're starting fresh, or your CMS has become the ceiling, ours runs the estate end to end: networks, venues and screens, loops and scheduling, creative management, device operations.

The Corner Collective console listing an estate's screens by venue, each with its live status
Live product · the estate view — every screen under a network and venue, with its current status

What it does

The console, in four parts.

  • 01

    Estate & content

    Model the physical estate once — networks, venues, screens — and schedule loops, dayparts and campaigns across it from one console.

  • 02

    Zero-install player

    A web player that pairs with a code in a URL — any screen with a browser is live in minutes. Your own hardware and player? Integrate through the Device API instead.

  • 03

    Device operations

    Heartbeats, remote refresh, content push, cache clear — fleet operations from the console, with an audit trail.

  • 04

    Proof of play, full fidelity

    Every play device-confirmed and reported — the same evidence standard the ad server bills against.

A single screen's detail view, showing its pairing state, heartbeat and the loop it is running
Live product · a screen's detail view — pairing state, last heartbeat and the loop it is running
The content library holding an estate's creative assets ready for scheduling
Live product · the content library every loop and campaign schedules from

No special case

It connects like everyone else does.

Our CMS talks to the ad server through the same public APIs a partner CMS uses — no private shortcuts. Choose it for what it does, never because you're locked into it.

Our CMSfirst client of the API
Your CMSsame endpoints
Your playersame endpoints

register · request · confirm

Three identical connectors into one public contract. Ours is indistinguishable from a partner's, which is the point.