Schedule 2 Display turns any spare Windows PC into a live job schedule board for your shop floor. Add and edit jobs from a simple password-protected admin page — the board on the TV updates on its own within seconds. Nobody has to touch it.
C:\Schedule2Display, adds a Start menu
shortcut and lets the board through Windows Firewall), then start Schedule 2 Display and leave
its window open; it shows the addresses to use.
The board (for the TV) is http://localhost:5000 on that PC, or
http://<that PC’s address>:5000 from any other PC. The
admin page is the same address with /admin on the end, for example
http://localhost:5000/admin. The first time you open it, it asks you to create an
admin password. Forgot it? The README.txt in the download shows how to reset it
without losing any jobs.
$49.99 — one-time purchase, unlocks the full version forever. No subscription, no per-screen fees, ever.
Requires Windows 10/11 on the PC running it (an old office PC works fine) and a TV or monitor to display the board — any web browser in fullscreen/kiosk mode works, no special hardware or app needed on the display side. Current version 1.1.2, digitally signed by Clinton Smart. Installing a newer version keeps your jobs and settings.
Need an older version? Download links are next to each one below, and every 60Ticks program’s older versions are on the Older versions page.
Version 1.1.2 (current)
Version 1.1.1 · download 1.1.1
C:\Schedule2Display, adds a Start menu shortcut, sets up Windows Firewall for the TVs, and updates never touch your jobs or settings.Version 1.1 · download 1.1 (runs from the zip, no installer)
Our crew kept walking up to the office to ask what was next. So we put the schedule on a 50″ TV in the entryway of our building.
Now everyone can see what work is coming and when it’s due without leaving the floor. And, honestly, it doesn’t hurt when a new customer walks in and sees how full our schedule usually is.
— Clint, MEC Manufacturing · More about us
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