Arcade
A physical LED matrix on the wall. It started as a games console — 14 of them, each with a self-playing auto mode — and grew into a live information panel: aircraft overhead, the next ISS pass, scores across every sport ESPN covers, weather with severe-alert takeover, headlines, and a full-panel Game Day mode for one event. Driven by a service on the home network, streaming frames to the panel over DDP.
Control Panel
The full desktop dashboard — pick a game, steer with your keyboard, tweak backgrounds and mirror settings. Works on the home network.
Phone Remote
Hold it sideways like a game controller. Browse and pick games right on the panel — the phone is just the D-pad and buttons. Home WiFi only.
Games
Fourteen native games, all running headless on the panel itself. Every one has a self-playing auto mode.
Snake
Classic Snake at 32×32. Play, or watch auto hunt food.
Tetris
Full well, rotation, line clears, hard drop and a hold slot.
Pong
You vs CPU. Auto runs endless rallies as ambient art.
Breakout
Clear the brick wall. Auto tracks the ball and clears boards.
Tron
Light cycles on the full 64×64. Auto weaves trails forever.
Flappy
Tap to flap through pipes. Auto aims for every gap.
Invaders
Classic alien march. Auto aims, shoots and dodges bombs.
Dodge
Sidestep falling blocks. Auto picks the safest lane.
2048
Colour tiles on a 4×4. Auto merges toward high scores.
Life
Conway’s Game of Life. Auto reseeds when the board dies out.
Brawler
Side-scrolling scrap. Auto fights its way across the panel.
Chase
Maze pursuit. Auto routes around the walls.
Tunnel
Endless tunnel run — pure motion, good as wall art.
Powder
A falling-sand sandbox. Draw straight onto the panel.
Live data
Real sources, no invented numbers — if a feed is down it says so rather than showing something false.
Clock
The resting state: time, date, temperature, next ISS pass, sunrise.
Ticker
Crypto and stocks on a configurable watchlist. Keyless sources.
ISS
Live position and the next visible pass, rated by how good it is.
Flights
ADS-B traffic overhead, plane icon turned to the real heading, and a notable-aircraft flag for heavies, helicopters and emergency squawks.
Sports
Every sport ESPN is covering right now — from MLB and the WNBA to golf, tennis, soccer and MMA. Leagues with nothing on simply don't appear. Select any event to expand it into full detail, or pin a team for a live score with outs and baserunners, down and distance.
News
Headlines from any RSS feed you point it at. Titles only.
Weather
NWS conditions, today's high/low and sunrise. Severe alerts take over whatever is on screen.
Guestbook
Messages visitors leave on this site, shown on the wall.
Game Day
A different kind of mode: opt-in, one event, and nothing else competes for the panel while it runs.
The only thing happening tonight
Point it at a UFC card or at your team’s game and it takes the whole panel. For a card it tracks where the night stands, who is walking out next with their records, and the moment a fight ends it throws the result up as a highlight — method, round and time, big. Fight statistics too: significant strikes, takedowns, control time. It hands the panel back on its own when the event is over. Only a severe weather alert can interrupt it.
The rest
The parts that tie it together.
Ambient rotation
Cycles the data modes as curated “channel idents” — one fact each, its own colour and entrance, skipping anything with nothing to say.
Browse anything
Most panels like this are push-only. Tap to step, hold to fast-scroll — the same control in every mode, and over the rotation itself.
Night dimming
Scheduled day/night brightness with a smooth fade, applied to every mode. Severe alerts stay bright.
Video · Mirror · Cast
Loop a file, mirror a window, or cast from your phone.
Self-play
Every game has an auto mode — leave it on as living wall art.
Hand-back
Turn it off and the panel returns to normal WLED lighting.