KarmaBoard for airports and train stations

Vintage arrivals and departures on any screen

Turn an existing display into a live split-flap departures board. Show upcoming flights or Amtrak trains with familiar vintage character, automatic updates and no specialized mechanical hardware.

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Tap the board to hear the flaps. This is the real player, running in your browser.

Actual CHI Amtrak departures on a full-screen KarmaBoard 24 by 8 split-flap display, perspective-matched to a large wall-mounted TV in a grand Chicago Union Station-inspired train hall

Why it works

Live travel data

Show current airport and Amtrak arrivals, departures and status changes as they happen.

Use existing displays

Run KarmaBoard full screen in a web browser on the large TVs and monitors already in place.

Vintage character

Give travelers the familiar split-flap look and clack without costly mechanical board hardware.

Ideas to put on the board

  • ✓Upcoming airport departures
  • ✓Current airport arrivals
  • ✓Amtrak station departures
  • ✓Gate, track and platform changes
  • ✓Boarding and delay notices
  • ✓Welcome and wayfinding messages
  • ✓Local time and weather
  • ✓Service interruption notices

Simple, affordable, fun

No new hardware

Runs in any browser — smart TVs, streaming sticks, tablets, laptops and desktop monitors. Use the screen you already have.

Ridiculously easy

Open the player on your screen, type its six-character PIN on your phone, and you're live. Update it from anywhere.

Low cost

$9.99 per screen each month, with a 7-day free trial on your first screen. No contracts.

Genuinely fun

Every letter clacks into place with real flap sounds. People stop, watch and actually read it.

Try it on your own screen

Your first screen is free for seven days. Then it's $9.99 per screen each month.