For sports clubs and club events

Your club on every screen, from the entrance to the bar.

The fixtures, your sponsors, the photos your fans take and the match on TV — on the screens in the clubhouse, the hall or by the pitch. You keep the data where it is, and the screens follow it.

A wide dark screen titled "Shoot a polaroid" with a row of tilted instant prints from guests, each with a handwritten caption, and a QR code in the corner.
A portrait screen with a clock and a card per room showing what is on now and next, filled from program data.
A phone showing a polaroid with a handwritten caption, and Retake and Throw it buttons.
Fixtures From your data
Sponsors Logos on a loop
Fan wall By QR code
The match On the clubhouse TV

The situation today

The fixtures are in a spreadsheet, the sponsor logos on a USB stick in the TV, and the clubhouse screen shows whatever the last person left on it.

Data in, screens followEvery sponsor gets their turnFans join inCheap players

Fixtures and schedules

Boards that fill from your fixture list.

Type the fixtures in, upload a CSV from your spreadsheet, or point Wunderframe at a JSON address or a feed your league or club system offers. A board shows what is on today and what comes next, by the clock, in a design you choose — and a template turns each row into a full-screen match card.

Data read from an address refreshes on a schedule you set, from every few minutes to once a day, or when you press Sync now. It is not a live score ticker.

Templates and data
A portrait screen titled "Tonight" with a clock and a card per room showing what is on now and next, and a QR code at the bottom.

Fan wall

The crowd on the big screen.

Put a QR code on the screen at half-time or after the final whistle. Fans take a photo or write a note on their phone — no app, no account — and it lands on the wall as a polaroid or a sticky note.

  • Approve posts first, or let them straight through
  • You set how long posts are kept, and they are deleted after
Walls
A wide dark screen titled "Shoot a polaroid" with a row of tilted instant prints, each with a handwritten caption, and a QR code in the corner.

Around the club

What the screens do the rest of the week.

  1. Sponsor loops

    Keep your sponsors as a list with their logos. A story rolls through them in one design, and a new sponsor is a new row, not a new slide.

    From data to screen

  2. The match on the TV

    Play a channel from your TV provider’s list inside your own frame, and switch to it from the Live desk or by a rule.

    TV channels

  3. By the time of day

    Rules and the call sheet change what plays: the youth training schedule in the afternoon, the sponsors in the evening, the idle card at night.

    Screens that change themselves

  4. Countdowns

    A countdown to kick-off or the next event, with the time taken from your data.

    Countdowns

  5. Run it from a phone

    A volunteer takes a scene or puts the fan wall on from the Live desk on their phone.

    Schedule and go live

  6. Your own live data

    If you have a live data source, a native player can read it on your network, or a custom renderer can draw it. That is a project, not a switch.

    Custom renderers

What you need

Modest hardware is fine.

  1. A small player per screen

    An Android TV box with the Wunderframe app or a Raspberry Pi behind the clubhouse TV, or any screen with a browser.

  2. Your fixture list

    Typed in, a CSV from your spreadsheet, or a JSON address or feed if you have one.

  3. Your fans’ phones

    For the fan wall: a QR code on the screen and an internet connection for the phones.

Read more

For club volunteers and hall managers.

  1. Clubhouse screens for fixtures, sponsors and fans

    A practical setup for a club, and what it can’t do.

    Read the post

  2. Old TV boxes and Raspberry Pis as players

    The cheapest players that do the job.

    Read the post

  3. What digital signage costs

    Screens, players and software, priced for Switzerland.

    Read the post

Start with the clubhouse TV.

Pair it, import your fixtures and put your sponsors on a loop. Add the fan wall on match day.

Free while in early access. No credit card needed.