Prices you can read across the road.
Each segment is a vane that turns to show the new number. Bold yellow on black, like the price pole on the corner, for prices, a clock, a countdown or a queue number.
Drawn live by Dislab from scratch, the way a real price pole works: not a video loop, and not a photo with your words pasted on. Every moving part follows the clock, so every screen agrees and it keeps going offline. Played back frame by frame, tested in a browser slowed to six times slower than a computer, and run on a real Google TV stick.
The vane clock is on every plan, Free included. Prices, countdowns and Now serving come with Pro.
Yellow on black, or your own colour.
Only the segments that change turn over, with a short flip. Here the seconds turn over every second.
The colour of the price pole.
Plain white vanes.
A warm orange.
Bright green.
Three vane displays, ready to turn.
Pick one in Signs. Change a price from your phone on Live values and its vanes turn over on every screen.
Made for a screen on its side
A price pole stands tall: on a TV hung on its side, every price gets more room.
On a wide screen too
Each one also has its own design for a TV hung the normal way.
A price pole, drawn piece by piece.
These aren’t photos of old signs with your words pasted on. Every one is drawn from scratch by Dislab, the way the real thing worked: glass, metal, light and moving parts, rendered live on your screen. Every screen showing one moves in step with the others, and it keeps going even when the internet drops.
We played every change back frame by frame: a price that gains a place, like 9.80 to 12.00, lines up from the right and turns over in place, and a second change waits for the vanes to finish. Then we tested it in a browser slowed to six times slower than a computer, and on a real Google TV stick.
Each segment is a little flap, coloured on one side and black on the other. It turns over to show its colour, edge on halfway.
Going from 4.50 to 4.80, only the vanes that differ turn, one after another.
Prices sit in their places from the right, with the point between, as on the pole by the road.
Every vane follows the clock, so a row of screens turns together, offline too. Played back frame by frame and tested in a browser slowed six times; only the vanes that turn are drawn again.
Questions
Anything else? Ask us.
Does it run smoothly on a cheap TV stick?
Each display is drawn once when the sign comes up; after that only the parts that change are drawn again. We tested it in a browser slowed to six times slower than a computer and on a real Google TV stick, and played every change back frame by frame.
Which plan is it on?
The vane clock is on every plan, Free included. Prices from Live values, countdowns and Now serving come with Pro.
Does it keep working without internet?
Yes. The sign is saved on each screen and the time comes from the screen’s own clock, so it keeps going with no connection.
How do I change a price?
Each price is a live value. Change it on Live values, on your phone too, and its vanes turn over on every screen showing it.
Can it show letters?
Seven segments make numbers and some letters, like the real thing. For words, put your text beside it, or use the VFD display, which spells.
Other looks only Dislab has.
Every one is a template you can make your own, on every screen. See every style.
Put your prices on vanes.
The vane clock is on every plan. Keep one screen free, with a small “Powered by dislab.app” badge. Prices, countdowns and Now serving come with Pro. Pro is A$9.99 per screen a month, up to 20 screens, no setup fee and no contract, with a free 14-day trial of every Pro feature.