PosterFlow is now available — cinema poster display software for home theater setups

Hey everyone,

I wanted to share something I’ve been building called PosterFlow.

I started working on it because I wanted a cleaner, more flexible way to manage cinema poster screens without having to constantly juggle folders, images, display windows, schedules, and separate tools. The goal was to make poster displays feel more like a real home theater control system instead of just a slideshow.

PosterFlow is a Windows desktop app that gives you an Admin console and display client for managing poster artwork, collections, schedules, and live display output.

Some of the main features include:

• Local and network display clients

• Poster library scanning and collection management

• Push Live workflow to send the current layout to a display

• Per-display personalization

• Built-in transitions

• Scheduling and movie-event support

• Optional plugin support, including TMDB and FanartTV-style artwork/reference workflows

• Metadata plugin support for sources like NFO, Kodi, and Plex

• License-based activation and customer download delivery

The idea is that you can build and manage poster collections from one place, preview how they’ll look, and then push them out to your poster screen or remote display client when you’re ready.

PosterFlow is still early, but the main purchase, license, download, and activation flow is now working. I’m opening it up and would really appreciate feedback from home theater users, especially anyone running dedicated poster screens, lobby displays, or multi-monitor cinema setups.

Website:
https://posterflow.net

I’ll be adding more how-to videos and walkthroughs soon, but I wanted to start sharing it now and get real-world feedback from people who would actually use something like this.

Screenshots attached below.

Thanks for checking it out — feedback, suggestions, and feature requests are welcome.