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Pic 'N' Play
Turn any screen into a wireless display — no app needed
Cast your Google Photos library to any TV, projector, or laptop. Instant room codes. Zero storage. Beautifully designed. Pic 'N' Play turns any TV, projector, laptop, or tablet into a wireless display — no app on the screen, no cables, no hardware. Sign up, scan the on-screen QR, and cast photos or video from your phone in under 30 seconds. Multiple people can cast to one display live.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
This is Sage7 AI's fifth launch, and the one we've used the most ourselves.
Every "cast to your TV" tool we tried wanted something: an app installed on the
screen, a dongle, the right cable, or matching ecosystems (good luck casting from
an Android to an Apple TV). So at a family dinner, a team standup, or a classroom,
someone always ends up fumbling with adapters instead of sharing the moment.
Pic 'N' Play fixes that. If a screen has a browser, it's a display:
• Open picnplay.com on any TV, projector, laptop, or tablet — a room code appears
instantly. Nothing to install on the screen, no login on the TV.
• Scan the QR with your phone (or type the 6-char code) and you're linked.
• Cast photos and video from Google Photos, Google Drive, your device, Unsplash,
or Pexels — with Ken Burns, crossfade, and slide transitions.
• Multi-sender rooms: everyone at the table adds to the same display in real time.
• Always-on displays for venues — bind an album and a screen loops 24/7, survives
reboots, no phone in the loop.
One deliberate choice: we built a casting layer, not a storage layer. Your photos
stream through and aren't warehoused on our servers, and we charge a fair
subscription instead of monetizing your attention — no ad tracking, no data sales.
Free forever to start (no card). Pro is $8.90/mo for 2GB, video, and all
transitions; Business adds persistent displays and collaborators for venues.
We're here all day — tell us what screen you'd point this at, and where casting
has burned you before. Every bit of feedback shapes what ships next. 🙏
p.s. That extra old iPad sitting in your rack can now turn into a beautiful Mural
Finally a clean way to share vacation photos without everyone crowding around a phone. The QR pairing worked instantly on my old projector, which I did not expect.
About Pic 'N' Play on Product Hunt
“ Turn any screen into a wireless display — no app needed”
Pic 'N' Play was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #134 on the daily leaderboard. Cast your Google Photos library to any TV, projector, or laptop. Instant room codes. Zero storage. Beautifully designed. Pic 'N' Play turns any TV, projector, laptop, or tablet into a wireless display — no app on the screen, no cables, no hardware. Sign up, scan the on-screen QR, and cast photos or video from your phone in under 30 seconds. Multiple people can cast to one display live.
Pic 'N' Play was featured in Productivity (655.6k followers), Marketing (465.8k followers) and Photography (143k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 232.5k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Pic 'N' Play?
Pic 'N' Play was hunted by Sudhir Vissa. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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