Zeroframe provides a cloud platform that lets users upload, store, and schedule digital artworks to any internet‑connected screen, such as smart TVs, tablets, LED panels, or projectors. Through a web dashboard or mobile app, collections can be rotated, updated, and linked to QR‑coded information or sales pages without on‑site hardware handling.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Physical spaces that showcase digital artwork often rely on manual processes such as USB sticks, remote controls, or on‑site staff to load and change images, which is time‑consuming and limits the ability to update collections quickly.
Solution
Zeroframe offers a cloud‑based service that lets users upload, store, and schedule digital artworks to any internet‑connected screen, including smart TVs, tablets, LED displays, and projectors. Through a web dashboard or mobile app, users can create rotating collections, set display intervals, and push updates to multiple frames from anywhere. The platform automatically generates QR codes for each piece, enabling viewers to learn more or purchase the artwork via a linked marketplace. By abstracting hardware control to the cloud, Zeroframe removes the need for physical media and on‑site intervention, streamlining curation for both private collectors and commercial venues.
Target Audience
Primary customers are individual art collectors, galleries, and enterprises such as hotels, retail stores, and conference venues that need to curate digital art in physical spaces.
Features
- Remote management console for adding, organizing, and scheduling artwork across any number of smart displays
- Support for any internet‑enabled screen (TV, tablet, LED panel, projector) without proprietary hardware
- Automated QR‑code generation that links displayed pieces to external information or sales pages
- Collection rotation with configurable time intervals to keep displays fresh and engaging
- Cloud storage tiers with built‑in limits on frames and data per subscription plan