No app to install
Visitors scan a code and join in the mobile browser. Staff spend the conversation on the product, not on an install.
Trade shows, expos, and stage screens
TradeShowPlay is the interactive layer for exhibition screens. Run booth games, live raffles, audience quizzes, social walls, and leaderboards that visitors join from a phone browser — no app to install.
Illustration of a booth display running a prize wheel, with entry codes and a prompt to join from a phone.
A trade show gives you a few seconds of attention, a bright display, and a small crew. The software should respect that.
Visitors scan a code and join in the mobile browser. Staff spend the conversation on the product, not on an install.
Layouts are built for large displays: high contrast, short lines, and a result people can read without stepping into the booth.
Start a round, hold a draw, advance a quiz, or clear the board from a console your booth team can actually use.
Keep a booth display and a side screen — or a stage and a delay screen — on the same moment.
Pick a format for the job in front of you. Change it during the day if the booth needs a different pace.
Give people a reason to stop. A short game, quiz, or leaderboard keeps the screen alive between conversations.
Collect entries through the day and run the draw on the display, where the crowd can see what happened.
Bring a keynote or product reveal onto the main screen with a quiz, a public draw, or a synced result.
Most booth teams are ready once the display is on, the content is loaded, and the join code is printed.
A game, raffle, quiz, wall, or leaderboard. Match it to the goal for that show: dwell time, a draw, or one teaching point.
Open the display view in a current browser on the booth computer or media player, then send it to the screen full screen.
Staff run the session from the operator console. Visitors join with the QR code while the conversation continues.
Healthcare congresses, technology expos, and industrial fairs draw different crowds. The job of the screen stays familiar: a short interaction and a clear result.
Use a quiz or a calm prize draw when the booth needs to teach, qualify interest, or thank a visit without turning the aisle into a carnival.
Run a product challenge, a live leaderboard, or a launch draw that can keep up with a busy hall and a tight booth crew.
Give a complex product a simple on-screen moment: a specification quiz, a timed challenge, or a draw at the end of a demonstration.
No. They join in a mobile browser with a QR code or a short link.
Yes. You bring the content: quiz items, prize names, game copy, and the rules you want shown on screen.
Yes. A session can feed a primary display and additional synced screens, with the operator on a separate console.
Exhibitors running a booth, organizers programming a hall or stage, and AV agencies who deliver the screens.
Tell us about the show, the display, and the kind of participation you want. We will reply with a format that fits the crew you actually have on site.