Airtame has launched Airtame Go, a new addition to its platform designed to expand access to wireless screen sharing, digital signage and device management across classrooms and workplaces.
The Denmark-based company said Airtame Go delivers the same core capabilities as its existing platform, including wireless content sharing, signage, emergency alerts and remote management through Airtame Cloud.
The new offering is positioned as a lower-cost entry point for organizations looking to deploy and manage screens at scale without adding complexity.
In education environments, Airtame Go allows teachers to share content wirelessly from any device while enabling schools to manage displays centrally. Digital signage can be used to update shared spaces, and emergency alerts can be deployed across campus screens.
For businesses, the platform supports meeting rooms, reception areas and shared workspaces with centralized control for IT teams. Organizations can expand functionality over time as needs change.
Airtame said the launch reflects a broader shift toward platform-based screen management rather than hardware-first deployments. The company’s cloud-based system is designed to allow IT teams to deploy, monitor and update screens across environments from a single interface.
“Most organizations already have screens. What they’re missing is a consistent, manageable experience across all of them. That’s what Airtame provides — and Airtame Go makes it easier and more affordable than ever to get started.” said Jonas Gyalokay, Co-Founder of Airtame.
The platform also supports Virtual Airtame, a software-based option that runs on compatible Windows and Android displays, allowing organizations to bring existing screens into a centrally managed system.
Airtame said the approach provides flexibility for organizations to standardize screen experiences across multiple environments regardless of underlying hardware.
