The spaces

Open by design, tailored to your space.
From BYOD to control rooms.

Solutions for every meeting need, open and cross-platform by design. Mago works with the hardware you own and the newest platforms alike: Samsung VXT, Neat and other leading manufacturers. Your investment stays future-proof, maintainable and easy on TCO.
Mago Whiteboard

Every stroke is saved.

01
Draw
Analog or digital, it makes no differenceWrite on the interactive screen, or on the dry-erase wall standing next to it. Mago treats the two as one surface, so the room never has to decide which one the good idea is allowed to happen on.
02
Capture
Stop photographing the whiteboardOne press and what is on the physical board is in the canvas: straightened, cleaned up, and editable like anything else. No more phone snapshots that nobody opens again.
03
Keep
Every idea is capturedBoards are saved and reopened later, from any device, by the people who were in the room and the people who were not. What the session produced leaves as a document.

Physical and digital stop being two places. Whatever gets drawn ends up on the same canvas, whichever surface it started on, and nothing is lost because the meeting ended.

Start free: the board, the room and the guests cost nothing, and the code on screen is the whole setup. The magic features are the step you take when you want them — draw with AI, lift a photo out of its background, turn a sketch into clean vectors.

A woman writing a diagram on a real dry-erase wall, and the same diagram already captured on the interactive display beside her.
Mago Director

One laptop. Many cameras. One director.

01
Multi-camera
Every camera in the room, and the ones people broughtA virtual camera driver on the laptop that already runs the call. It mixes the room camera with the one on your Mac, your phone or your tablet, and the videoconference only ever sees a webcam.
02
Automatic
The direction runs itselfThe shot follows whoever is speaking, with presets you set once. Nobody has to operate anything, and nobody has to remember which camera was which.
03
Push to view
One button puts a camera liveSomething to show? Press once and that camera goes straight into the call, with priority. No hunting through the videoconference app for the camera dropdown while everyone waits.

It also captures the flipchart and the dry-erase wall straight into the Mago digital whiteboard, so what was drawn in the room does not stay in the room.

The same room with Mago Director: one laptop on the table, no rig and no cables.
A meeting room rigged the old way: a PTZ camera on a bracket, a video mixer and a tangle of cables on the table.
BeforeWith Mago Director
Mago for Display

Meet. Present. Collaborate.

01
Meet
Join any call from the roomThe room opens the call you already scheduled, whichever platform it lives on. No adapters, no waiting for someone who knows the remote.
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Zoom
  • Cisco Webex
  • Google Meet
  • OpenVisio
  • Mago Meet
  • and any other video conferencing platform
02
Present
Share with a cable or withoutLaptops, phones and tablets present wirelessly or over a cable, with no app to install and no particular network to be on. Several sources at once when the conversation needs them side by side.
03
Collaborate
Write on it, keep itAnnotate over anything on screen, capture the whiteboard, and walk out with the result as a document instead of a photo.

Mago for Display is for the rooms you have already bought. It turns the systems already on the wall into one centralised BYOD experience, wired and wireless, and extends what a room device can be: one tap joins the call on 15+ videoconferencing platforms, and the room behaves the same way whichever one you joined.

There is no gateway to buy and nothing to add to the bill, which is where the saving comes from: total cost of ownership drops by more than 65% against closed, single-vendor room systems.

Mago Cast

Every seat is the front row. Without joining any call.

Works completely offline
01
Relay
The far wall, close to the eyesWhat the room screen is showing is repeated live on the tablet in front of each person and on the relay panels along the walls. Nobody joins a meeting to see it: there is no call to dial into, no invite, no second seat in the videoconference. Pinch to zoom when the detail is small.
02
Join
Nothing to install to watchViewers open a browser and they are in. Native Android and iOS apps are there for the things a browser tab cannot do: remember the room, reconnect on their own, keep the screen awake.
03
Keep
Freeze it, mark it, take itSnapshot what is on screen, annotate it, and leave with the set as a PDF. Only while the room is broadcasting, and only if an administrator turned it on for that meeting.

The stream is broadcast on your own local network, over WebRTC, and no cloud service sits in the middle. It works alongside the room kit you already own rather than replacing it: an HDMI output, a capture card, and a computer in the room.

Mago Cast is licensed per room and activated with a key.

Mago Stage

Every screen in the room, in one hand.

01
Compose
Snap it into the grid, or draw the layoutDrag sources onto the wall and they snap into place, or draw the layout you actually want. One console, and the whole wall follows.
02
Play
If you can show it, it goes on the wallVideo, PDFs, photos, 3D models, web apps, cameras and live workstations. Not a slideshow: the things people actually work on, side by side.
03
Scale
One wall, or every wallMirror every screen or give each its own content, from one room to the whole company. The displays you already have become receivers.

Built for the rooms where the screen is the room: showrooms and briefing centres, operator consoles watching a dozen feeds at once, training floors with an audience to keep up. Big canvas, many sources, one operator.

A wide LED wall running several different pieces of content at once, including a live call strip, flanked by two side displays each showing something different again, with the control console along the bottom.
For Education In collaboration withSamsung

The same platform, built for teaching.

Two products for schools and universities: one puts the lesson on every student device, the other turns the room into work groups, each with a display of its own and a teacher who sees them all.
Broadcast lesson
Mago Classroom
The teacher's screen, repeated in near real time on every student device over the school network. Students watch from a browser or the app, with nothing to install to follow along, and the teacher keeps control of the class: who is receiving, when the screens are locked, and who is handed the board.
Collaborative environments
Mago Stage for Edu
Labs and active-learning rooms where the class splits into groups and each group works on its own display. Every screen in the room is driven as one canvas: the teacher sends content to any of them from her desk, watches all of them at once on her console, and pulls a group's work onto the main screen when it is worth showing to everybody.
Agnostic by design

It works with what you already bought.

Mago does not replace your meeting platform or your room hardware. It sits on top of them. Bring the room kit and the accounts you have.
Microsoft Teams RoomsZoom RoomsCisco WebexGoogle MeetWindowsmacOSAndroidiPadOS
Security

The highest security standards.
On our cloud, or entirely on yours.

Mago is built with enterprise-grade security and privacy at its core, and the deployment is your decision, not ours. Every Mago solution runs either as a managed cloud service or self-hosted, so data residency and compliance stay where your policy says they belong.
Mago Cloud
Managed, nothing to run
Hosted on Microsoft Azure, with its physical, network and infrastructure security, redundant systems and failover, automated backups and continuous monitoring. You sign in and the rooms are there.
Self-hosted
On-premise or in your own cloud
The same platform inside your perimeter: your servers, your private cloud, or completely offline when the network is closed by design. Government, defence and other mission-critical sectors run it this way.
  • Encrypted in transit
    TLS on every service, 2048-bit key exchange, 256-bit encryption.
  • Your identity provider
    SAML 2.0 single sign-on, OAuth 2.0 with Microsoft, Google and Apple, MFA.
  • Hardened room appliance
    TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot on by default, kiosk configuration, stateless user data.
  • Stays on your LAN
    Wireless sharing and Mago Cast broadcast locally, with no cloud service in the middle.
  • Per-device identity
    Each display enrolls with a certificate of its own, issued to that device.
  • Resilience as policy
    Automated backups, defined recovery objectives, documented incident response.

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