Buy once, keep forever
No SIM cards, no mandatory recurring fee, no agency in between. Your team takes the badge home and it keeps working in domestic mode forever.
HoldPixel is a color AMOLED badge, programmable and perpetual. It works during the event, it works offline forever after, and it keeps surfacing internal news long after the lights go out.
No SIM cards, no mandatory recurring fee, no agency in between. Your team takes the badge home and it keeps working in domestic mode forever.
Cloud panel to design the entire event: agenda, games, zones, post-event news. No agency, no tickets, no waiting.
ESP-NOW peer-to-peer between badges and beacons. Independent from the venue WiFi. All you need are power outlets for the beacons.
From order to functional souvenir in four steps.
Minimum 10 units. We ship them pre-configured with your event brand and the initial program.
Upload agenda, GIFs, mass games, zone maps. Pixel-perfect WYSIWYG with the real display.
Agenda with manual control: ▶ START / ⏹ END each talk when it actually starts. Live Q&A from the attendee's phone. Real-time presence per zone. No clock-driven auto-fire — conventions never run on time.
Activate Phase 2: internal company news published weekly. A beautiful clock the rest of the time.
Energy, mass games, shareable moments.
Dense agenda, multiple zones, sustained content.
Pair match, slot, synced quick rounds.
Booth, internal lead capture, guided demos.
Real pilots and events from early 2026.
We ordered 450 units for the January kick-off. What surprised us most weren't the games — it was the idle clocks. People kept staring at the badge between sessions, like a nice object that happens to carry your brand.
The second year we doubled the order. We activated Phase 2 after the event and managers now use it to announce new hires. It's the only piece of internal comms staff opens unprompted.
We came from three years of event apps with 31% install rate. With the badges engagement jumped to 88% of attendees joining at least one mass game. We're not going back to apps.
As a CTO I was nervous about running ESP-NOW in a 600-person venue. We deployed five beacons and the final game broadcast reached every badge in under a second. Zero hotel IT support needed.
We used it at a medical convention with 280 speakers. The panel UX was the surprise: the director's assistant configured the whole thing in one afternoon. No agency.
Phase 2 let us amplify year-end financial comms. Three weeks after the kick-off we were still publishing micro-content to the fleet. Our team now asks for it every quarter.
We'll mock it up with your brand and a draft of the real program.