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Live audience-message operations

A Windows application in active development for event teams who need to prepare, moderate, style and present audience messages on screen.

  1. 01ReceiveAudience messages enter the production workflow.
  2. 02DecideAn operator makes every moderation decision.
  3. 03PresentApproved messages become part of the show.
UOnScreen Event workspace showing event name, end-time and presentation-mode controls alongside event status counts.
Event / PrepareSet the event identity, duration and presentation mode before messages go live.

The live problem

The audience is live. The output still needs control.

Audience participation can add energy to an event, but production still needs a clear boundary between what arrives and what appears on screen. UOnScreen puts that boundary in the operator's hands.

Production / Moderation

Every message earns its place on screen.

The active queue, approved and rejected history, and blocked senders stay explicit. Moderation is manual: each item is approved, rejected or blocked by the operator.

UOnScreen Moderation workspace with tabs for the active queue, approved and rejected messages, and blocked senders.
Moderation / Manual controlThe queue and its decisions remain visible as production history.

Visual studio

Make the messages belong to the event.

Colour, background, bubble appearance and motion give production control over how messages meet the wider show identity.

UOnScreen Visual Studio showing ready-made palettes and controls for bubble colours, borders and backgrounds.
Visual / Colours and backgroundPalettes provide a starting point; production can tune the visual treatment.
UOnScreen Visual Studio listing built-in and custom bubble skins in standard and large sizes.
Visual / Bubble skinsBuilt-in and custom skins preserve their own artwork at two presentation sizes.

Screen / Preview

One show. More than one identity.

The same message flow can meet very different visual worlds. Preview keeps that output visible before it becomes part of the event.

UOnScreen preview with pale green speech bubbles over a dark blue-to-olive gradient background.
Preview / Gradient identitySoft bubbles and a full-field background create one show treatment.
UOnScreen preview with bright blue message bubbles on a black background.
Preview / Blue identityThe same content can take on a sharper broadcast-stage character.

Current product state

Local-first. Actively taking shape.

Current

A Windows workflow with the operator at its centre.

The current evidence shows event setup, manual moderation, visual customization, bubble skins and preview output. Local-first operation is a product principle.

Boundary

In development, without release claims.

This public case study makes no claim about a specific message channel, release availability or commercial details.

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