Pulse runs on three primary modes — each one a different mechanism for connecting the audience to the big screen. Most rooms use one or two; ambitious rooms run all three across the show.
Audiences are tired of speakers asking them to download an app. ZliccPulse runs everything off three primary modes — QR for direct response, decibel for crowd energy, gesture for ceremonial and visual moments — plus the 25+ formats layered on top. The room responds. The big screen responds. The data flows back as engagement health metrics, not vanity counts.
Six categories. The full modular surface — most engagements use 8–15 of these. We design the stack to your room, not the other way around.
Audience speaks; the room answers.
Faces in the room, on the screen.
Competition, chaos, collective.
Ceremonial moments, scaled.
What show control looks like.
Where engagement data goes.
Every pillar can deploy on its own, but most rooms combine two or three. Below: where ZliccPulse sits in the broader system. Click any pillar to open its page.
A small selection of recent deployments. The full case-study breakdowns sit in the Work section — click through for the operational detail behind each room.
Single QR drove polls during the keynote, Q&A with the panel, a live word cloud at the closing, and a sponsor-tagged selfie wall in the foyer. 92% participation.
Audience-triggered decibel reveal hit a peak threshold to fire the cinematic anamorphic LED reveal. The room and the unveil were genuinely synchronised.
Synchronised phone-torch reveal during the opening dignitary procession. Distributed pre-show to 1,200 delegates — fired in unison on cue.
Four phases, named accountabilities, locked timelines. The team that designs the stack is the team that runs it on the day.
No hand-offs to a different ops team on day-zero. The Zlicc people who design your ZliccPulse stack are the same people in the green room and the control room. Every engagement gets a build lead, a run lead, and a measure lead — all named on the contract.