CORE drives every screen, speaker, kiosk, and game in a venue from a single timeline — with an AI host that talks over it and guests playing along from their own phones. The wall beside this is running a real show sequence right now.
No account. No install. Six public demos below.
20:41:19 session 24 phones connected · answers 19/24 · speed bonus on
20:44:02 event winner {table:4} → scene "celebrate" · audit logged
20:04:11 render playlist "evening-rotation" → 5 surfaces
Simulated show sequence. Every event type shown — welcome, number called, karaoke intro, winner — is a real CORE event.
CORE is an acronym for four jobs the platform does — and all four ran in that wall in about fifteen seconds.
Build the content, scenes, playlists, sites, and apps the show is made of — with templates, graphics, and AI assistance.
ON THE WALL: The playlist and scenes on those screens.
One timeline coordinates screens, audio zones, devices, staff, and guest sessions. Events fire, rules decide, actions get logged.
ON THE WALL: One bingo call reaching five surfaces at once.
The same event lands correctly on a TV, a kiosk, a phone, a speaker, or a browser — each surface gets the version that fits it.
ON THE WALL: The phone showing a card while the TVs show the call.
Guests join from their own phones, play along, request songs, order, and win — no app, no account.
ON THE WALL: Table 4 winning, and knowing it before staff does.
These run on the production platform, with no login and nothing to install. Put the arena on a TV and send the join link to a group chat — it behaves exactly the way it will on a Friday night in your room.
Most venues run a TV app, a trivia company, a music service, a scheduling tool, and a stack of laminated signs — none of which know about each other. CORE is one system for all of it. Start with a screen and a Friday trivia night; add the rest when you're ready.
Menus, specials, and event boards change on a schedule. Set the week once; the room updates itself.
Trivia, bingo, karaoke queue, polls, and raffles. Guests join by scanning a code — no app to download.
Welcomes, calls, last orders, and winners read out over your speakers — with quiet hours and responsible-alcohol rules built in.
Patio, main room, and bar each run their own sources, levels, and EQ — saved as presets and recalled on a schedule.
Your team works from a tablet with a PIN. No per-seat accounts to buy for people who work Fridays.
Song requests, orders, entries, and answers come in from the phones already in the room.
Every screen reports a heartbeat. If one drops, you get an alert before a guest notices — with smart locks and device onboarding on the same panel.
Attendance per event, engagement per session, and an audit trail of every action taken.
Not a feature wishlist. These are shipped modules in the platform the demos above are running on.
A sports bar, a rental property, a brokerage, and a shop floor need different front ends and the same orchestration underneath. That's the whole idea.
GuestWire builds and runs the platform. You start with the piece you need now — a site, a screen, a game night, a portal — and add the rest onto the same foundation instead of buying another subscription that doesn't talk to the first one.
You concentrate on your business.
We'll concentrate on the technology.