GoPalax
Power Every Panel.
A closed-LAN video wall CMS — instant, same-second content switching across every screen on your network, with no cloud dependency.
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No cloud, no internet dependency
Runs entirely on your own local network. If your internet goes down, nothing about your screens is affected — it was built to never depend on an outside connection.
Same-second synchronized switching
Every screen keeps one always-open connection to the Controller. When you switch content, the server tells every screen at once — not a polling loop checking in every few seconds, an instant push.
Offline-resilient by design
Every screen stores its own content locally. If a screen loses the network briefly, it doesn't go blank — it just keeps playing whatever it last showed until it reconnects.
Combined Video Wall
One image or video, genuinely split across multiple physical screens — GPU-accelerated on your Controller PC, not a cropped illusion stitched together after the fact.
Whatever's on the panel — GoPalax powers it. Power Every Panel.
Built to scale with your wall
Proven in production at 25 displays on a single Controller. The architecture — dynamic display registration, a WebSocket broadcast hub, a configurable rendering pipeline — carries no hardcoded ceiling, so it scales comfortably to 50+ displays, and further still with the right network and hardware behind it. From a single screen to a full corporate video wall.
See it running
Real captures from the actual admin panel — not mockups.
Fleet Dashboard — live online/offline status and current theme for every display, at a glance.
Theme Editor — assign an image or video to each display, per theme.
Combined Video Wall — split one source across a grid of displays; existing zones and their status, all in one place.
How it works
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Assign content
Give each display its own image or video, or split one large source across several displays as a Combined Video Wall zone.
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Activate
Pick a theme and click activate — no per-display action needed.
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Every screen updates live
The switch lands on every screen in the same second, whether it's 3 displays or 30.