A wall of your work, on the screen already in the room. This page is the product's site, arranged as its own dashboard; with JavaScript off it reads top to bottom like any other page.
v0.8 beta Runs offline
Point Muntin at a folder. Any screen you can plug a small computer into becomes a wall of your work that anyone can walk up to and browse. A muntin is the bar that divides a window into panes. This one divides a wall.
Muntin is for the body of work that lives in a folder nobody opens: the prints, the frames, the recordings, the drawings from the year you were busy.
Every other answer to this is a website, and a website is something a visitor has to decide to visit. A screen on the wall is already on. The work is already there when somebody walks in, and the only thing they have to decide is whether to pick up the remote.
That is also why this site is arranged as a dashboard. If the product's whole argument is that a wall of tiles is a good way to meet a body of work, the site had better be willing to be one.
Muntin is a small program that draws a full-screen page. What it draws on is up to you, and we have deliberately not built a box to sell you.
Driven with the arrow keys, which is what every cheap remote sends anyway.
Photographers, printmakers, furniture makers, a violin shop, two architecture practices and one very organised potter.
The pattern is the same every time: years of finished work, a website showing eleven pieces of it, and a screen in the room that shows a screensaver. Muntin is the smallest thing that fixes the third one.
It is not a portfolio builder, it will not sell anything for you, and it has no opinion about your website. It shows what is in the folder.
Each one does its job and stops. Nothing here has a roadmap to become a platform.
A folder becomes a row and its name becomes the heading. Reorganise on disk and the wall reorganises.
Four arrows and one confirm key. Anything that sends those works, and everything Muntin draws is reachable with them.
Titles, dates and dimensions come out of the files themselves. There is nothing to keep in sync.
A schedule, a dark hour, and no autoplay ever. A wall that moves on its own is a television.
If a format is not here, Muntin shows the file's name on a plain tile rather than pretending it understood it.
Sidecar text files are read for titles and notes when they sit beside the work.
The page you are reading is the whole pricing conversation.
$0
One wall, every feature, forever. This is not a trial and it does not expire.
For rooms
$9 / screen / month
Screens that share a folder, a schedule and a kiosk lock, managed from one place.
Beta pricing, honoured for two years after launch.
One binary, one folder, one optional config file. These are the three pages people arrive needing.
$ muntin show ~/Work --title "Studio wall"
reading 412 works in 6 collections
wall is up on :7000The beta is open. You get the binary, the docs, and a folder watcher that stops surprising you after the first week.
Muntin is a fictional product. This page exists to show a theme.