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ClicAndPublish is now CapPilote
and CapDisplay

The same people, the same product, and two names that finally say what they do. CapPilote runs your screens from any browser, CapDisplay brings them to life. more than 600 screens live today.

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LED panel of the Mont-Dore town hall, installed by VisualCom by the roadside
The 3 × 2 m LED panel at the Mont-Dore town hall, installed by VisualCom, shown on a Philips 43BDL5050D screen. Photo retouched for the occasion: the panel never displayed this headline.

Why ClicAndPublish splits into CapPilote and CapDisplay

VisualCom has been designing, installing and running digital signage for over ten years. ClicAndPublish was the name of its platform: one word covering both the software and the player sitting behind the screen, to the point where customers no longer knew which one they were talking about on the phone. The name has not gone away: it lent its initials to the two products that came out of it.

ClicAndPublish CapPilote CapDisplay

Since 2026, ClicAndPublish comes in two products: CapPilote and CapDisplay. CapPilote is the management software, used from a browser; CapDisplay is the player installed in the screen. CAP stands for ClicAndPublish. Both are published by VisualCom, in Nouméa, New Caledonia. The name ClicAndPublish remains valid and refers to the same platform, the same team and the same accounts. Declaration current as of .

CapPilote, the cockpit

The part you see. A browser, your screens, your content, your schedule. Nothing to install on your computer, and the same interface on a phone.

CapPilote home screen: screens, media library, layouts, scheduler

CapDisplay, the player

What runs inside the screen, or in the small box behind it. It keeps your content locally: a network outage does not black out your shop window.

Three menu board screens driven by CapDisplay at La Tontouta airport

ClicAndPublish → CAP

The acronym did not come out of a branding agency: it was already there, inside the name. CAP stands for ClicAndPublish. What you bought has not changed hands, changed team, or changed address.

3 features unique to CapPilote

CapPilote does three things no other digital signage solution offers: watch a screen as live video, distribute files from screen to screen over the local network, and take remote control without third-party software. Anyone can sell digital signage; what follows comes out of ten years spent fixing real screens, on real internet lines, 17,000 km from anyone's head office.

1. Live video from the screen

Open a screen's page and watch it in real time, like a video. Not a snapshot every ten seconds: a smooth stream showing exactly what a customer is looking at right now.

Diagram: the screen and your browser connected directly, without going through our servers

The connection is established directly between the screen and your browser. Nothing goes through our servers, so there is no relay to delay the picture, and no video of your premises stored on our side.

2. P2P content updates

On a site with several screens, the first one downloads the file from our servers; the others fetch it from their neighbours over the local network. Your internet line pays for the video once, not once per screen.

Diagram: one screen downloads over the internet, neighbouring screens fetch from it over the local network

Measured on our own fleet: a 480 MB video sent to 4 screens on the same site. 450 MB travelled from one screen to the next without touching the internet line, and all four screens were up to date in 5 min 16 s.

VIP option

3. Remote control

Take control of an Android screen or a Windows machine straight from the browser: see the screen, click inside it, type on it. No TeamViewer, no third-party software to install or renew.

Diagram: the same cursor in your browser and on the remote screen

The CapControl option, reserved for VIP accounts, at €10 per month per seat. It requires a screen provisioned by us: that provisioning is what allows gestures to be simulated.

Where CapDisplays run

CapDisplay runs today on more than 600 screens, across more than 130 sites, in New Caledonia and French Polynesia. This map is live: it refreshes every three hours, straight from our servers.

No customer name appears on this map, and positions are deliberately rounded to about 300 m: it shows a neighbourhood, never anyone's address. Each dot carries the number of screens at that site.

Turn your restaurant menu into a dynamic Menu Board

See how, starting from a restaurant menu in PNG or JPG, CapPilote makes its prices and availability dynamic in a few steps. Once that is done, whenever a price changes or an item runs out, you do not have to redo your menu: you simply change the data directly in CapPilote's "Menu boards".

And faced with an empty layout, blank page syndrome spares no one: just write what you want to see, for instance "the lunch menu on a dark background, three columns, my current prices, logo top right", and the layout builds itself. You keep control of every element: it is a starting point, never a cage.

What a screen does that a poster never will

A printed poster says one thing, and only that thing, until somebody walks over and takes it down. A screen says what is needed, when it is needed, across twelve sites at once. In-store studies measure it, and so do our own installations: here are the first, then the second.

What the studies say

+17% sales in hypermarkets after screens showing prices were installed The effect then settled at +3% after five months, and it was nil or even negative in small stores: a screen sells when it talks about price. Roggeveen, Nordfält and Grewal, Journal of Retailing, 2016, field experiments in a Swedish grocery chain. Read the study
74% of shoppers notice the in-store screen, and 62% view what it shows favourably Survey of 1,400 shoppers in EDEKA supermarkets, Germany. Nielsen for OVAB Europe, 2010, a study commissioned by the industry association.
+33% sales at most, for 4 brands out of 5 advertised on those screens Same study (Nielsen for OVAB Europe, 2010), after several weeks on air in EDEKA stores.

What we measure ourselves

1 minute for a price changed on your phone to appear on the restaurant's screen 61 seconds, timed on our installations, with no layout to republish.
1 click to strike out a sold-out item, with nothing to reprint Untick "available" and the item is crossed out by a ribbon on screen.
450 MB of video passed from one screen to the next, without using your internet line A 480 MB video sent to 4 screens on the same site: all four up to date in 5 min 16 s.
€3.50 per month per screen, all included That is €42 per year, our current public price.

Each study is quoted with its source. We only keep the ones we traced back to their origin: figures that travel from one website to the next with no study behind them are not repeated here. Then run the sum that applies to you: what an A2 poster reprinted every week actually costs (printing, shipping, and the person who puts it up at each of your locations), against €3.50 per month per screen.

Show a PDF catalogue on your screens, and share it by link or QR code

CapPilote shows a PDF catalogue on your screens as it is, page after page, and turns it into a public link your customers open on their phone. You already have that catalogue: the one you print, the one you email. Dropped into a layout, it advances on its own, or is flipped through with a finger on a touch screen. The link, with its QR code, opens with no account and no app; you choose how long it stays valid (24 hours, 7 days, 30 days or no expiry) and you can revoke it at any time.

The demo replays real CapPilote screenshots. The catalogue being flipped through is our own brochure (in French). PDF playback tested on Android screens.

Any screen can become a communication tool

You do not need to buy a "digital signage display". You need a screen (the one in the lobby, the one in the waiting room, the one you already own) and something to give it a voice. There are two ways in, and the second one costs nothing at all.

With a player The CapDisplay V8 HDMI stick

CapDisplay V8

€199 incl. tax, per unit

An HDMI stick roughly the size of a pack of chewing gum. It plugs in behind the screen and draws its power from the screen's own USB port: no extra wall socket to find, no power brick, not one more cable hanging down. The screen comes on, CapDisplay boots, your content appears.

  • Amlogic S905X5M, quad-core Cortex-A55 up to 2.5 GHz
  • 4K H.265 video decoding: a full-resolution film plays without stutter
  • Dual-band Wi-Fi 6 (2.4 and 5 GHz) and Gigabit Ethernet
  • 4 GB memory, 32 GB storage, Bluetooth 5.2
  • Android 13, 110 × 48 × 22 mm, very low power draw
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No player

A screen with Android built in

€0 in extra hardware

Many professional displays, and a good share of recent televisions, already run Android. When that is the case, CapDisplay installs straight into the screen. No box, no HDMI cable, no second power supply: one mains lead for the whole thing, and nothing left to hide behind the display.

  • Nothing to mount, nothing to wire, nothing that can be unplugged by mistake
  • The screen switches itself on and off at the hours you set
  • We handle the installation remotely wherever that is possible
  • CapDisplay also exists for Windows. Professional Samsung and LG displays: coming soon
Check whether your screen fits

Screens already proven with CapDisplay:

  • Philips professional D-Line displays, 4550D, 4650D and 5050D series
  • Philips 65-inch totem
  • Philips 24-inch touch screen (24BDL4151T)
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Your model is not on the list? Write to us and we will check with you.

Either way the software is the same and the price is the same: €42 per screen per year, free forever for one user and a first screen. See the full price list.

What you drive from the browser

Six things that come up every single day with our customers. There are others, but these are the ones people ask for again.

It keeps going without a network

Content is stored inside the screen. An internet outage does not leave you with a black window: it leaves you with yesterday's playlist, which is not the same thing at all.

Every screen on its own clock

A screen in Nouméa and a screen in Papeete are not on the same time. Your time slots are read in each screen's local time, not yours.

Heavy video, stored locally

A film of up to 2 GB can be pushed straight to the screen without going through your media library or saturating your line.

Menus and tables that keep themselves current

You maintain a list of products and prices; the screen lays it out on its own and follows every change you make.

Several screens, one picture

Neighbouring screens on the same network can play the same thing at the same time, with no visible drift between them.

Several people, each with their own scope

Head office prepares, the stores publish. Each account only sees the screens and folders that concern it.

Who runs CapDisplay

CapDisplay runs in restaurants, shopping centres, airports and banks across New Caledonia. Here are a few of those installations, written up in detail on the VisualCom site (in French).

Kalolo menu board at La Tontouta airport
La Tontouta airport

Kalolo

Three professional 43-inch screens for the counter's menu board, in the public hall of the international airport.

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 Totems at La Tontouta airport for the CCI
La Tontouta airport

CCI Nouvelle-Calédonie

Two 65-inch totems to modernise the chamber of commerce's communication with passengers.

Read the write-up
 Professional screens at Burger King
Quick-service restaurant

Burger King

Professional screens in the dining room and at the counter, driven from a workspace dedicated to the brand.

Read the write-up
 Suspended advertising screens at Hyper U Païta
Païta

Hyper U

Advertising screens suspended over the aisles, above the shelves.

Read the write-up
 Seven portrait monitors at Otacos Dumbéa Mall
Dumbéa Mall

Otacos

Seven monitors in portrait mode for the menu of the mall's new restaurant.

Read the write-up
 Digital menu board at Bella Napoli
Dumbéa Mall food court

Bella Napoli

Three 55-inch screens at the entrance, giving a mouth-watering preview of what the chefs prepare on site.

Read the write-up

More installations on visualcom.nc.

CapPilote against Yodeck, OptiSigns, ScreenCloud and the rest

CapPilote costs €3.50 per screen per month, about half what Yodeck or OptiSigns charge. Here is the monthly cost per screen, brought to the same unit, across the main solutions on the market. Prices are the ones each vendor publishes.

CapPilote CapDisplay, €42/yr
€3.50
VNNOX Standard NovaStar, dedicated player required
€7.40
Yodeck Basic plan
€7.40
OptiSigns Pro plan
€9.20
ScreenCloud standard plan
€18.00
LG SuperSign Cloud LG displays, LG US list price
€18.40
Cenareo, Neoscreen on quote
on quote

Price is not the whole story. The full table also compares what each one can actually do: offline playback, remote control, local video, synchronised screens.
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