Hoomax is a calm, signage-native platform for venues that run digital displays. Review and approve content, schedule a loop, and trust that the TV in your lobby is showing what you signed off on.
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Visit the shop →Register a screen and open its player link in the TV's browser.
Approve each ad, then pick its screens, dates and order.
The player plays your scheduled ads in order and picks up new bookings on its own.
Hoomax is built around the three people in the loop — the venue manager who owns the screens, the advertiser who submits content, and the screen itself which just needs to play.
Register screens, review submissions with a thumbnail-first queue, and schedule a loop. No CSS, no playlists — just approve and assign.
Get started →02Drop in a JPEG or MP4, pick a date range, get a reference code. No account, no email loop, no waiting on a sales call.
Submit an ad →03Open the player URL once. The TV loops your schedule and shows a QR invite when nothing is booked.
How playback works →Register your screens in the admin and choose which ones each ad plays on. Every placement gets its own dates, seconds on screen and order.
Each incoming ad waits in your review queue. Approve it, or reject it with a reason the advertiser sees on the ad's status page.
Give each placement a start and end date. An ad plays only inside its window, without anyone touching the TV.
Open the screen's link once in the TV's browser. The loop plays your approved ads in order and checks for new bookings about every minute.
A status bar on the screen shows the ad on air, its place in the loop and the next ad in line.
Every ad you schedule gets a slot in a rotating loop. The player tells the screen exactly what's next, and the playlist updates without anyone touching the TV.
No. You submit with your email address and get a reference code, which you can use to check the status at any time.
Images as JPEG, PNG or WebP, and videos as MP4.
The venue manager reviews every submission. Once it is approved, the ad is scheduled onto screens and its status updates. If the venue declines it, they can give a reason.
Register as a venue, add your screen, then open its player link once in the TV's browser. The loop then keeps running on its own.
Yes. A venue can register several screens. Each ad is scheduled onto the screens you choose, with its own dates and order.
After its end date the ad leaves the loop and the screen stops playing it. Its status then shows as Finished.
If you have seen Hoomax on a screen or used it yourself, send your feedback straight to our team. We read every response and use it to make the product and the experience better, step by step.
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