
Experience Layer
Portable interactivity for the big screen
The Experience Layer gives you a library of remote-friendly modules that look, move, and measure the same across devices. It sits beside your apps, follows platform patterns, and keeps your brand intact. You design once, localize fast, and roll out safely. Attention is earned through utility, not interruption, and every placement emits clean events you can trust.

Weather glance
Current conditions, the next few hours, and one short tip that fits the moment. Built for dayparting and local relevance, with clear type and simple icons that read from the sofa.
Sports quick look
Live and final scores, upcoming fixtures, and standings in a clean, remote-friendly layout. Works by league, club, or event and refreshes at a cadence that suits broadcast latency.


Headlines and highlights
Short news or show highlights with one related action. Copy limits keep it scannable; cards can be editorial only or paired with a tasteful “learn more” prompt.
Now playing companion
Cast, trivia, or scene context presented in a spoiler-safe, rights-aware format. Adds value without pulling viewers out of the moment; optional QR can offer deeper dives.


Because you watched
Simple, explainable recommendations with clear labels. Surfaces adjacent titles your audience understands at a glance and respects kids and content filters.
Finance tips
A calm market snapshot that stays readable at distance. Quick cards for major indices, exchange rates, crypto trends, and precious metals with plain-language notes like “euro stronger today.” Data timing and source are labeled; cadence can be hourly or daily.


Alerts
Public service and community notices with strict style and time limits. Designed for clarity first, sourced from approved authorities, and automatically dismisses when the window expires.
Quizzes and trivia
Light, lean-back friendly question sets that match the context and session length. One to three questions per card, clear feedback, and optional seasonal packs to drive repeat visits.

