We turn the TVs venues already run into scheduled ad space.
Astrove is a small, engineering-led company building a predictable, transparent way to put ads on the TVs venues already run.
A wall full of screens, earning nothing.
Walk into almost any café, gym, or lounge and you'll see TVs running ambient content all day. They cost money to run and bring nothing back. The tools that promised to fix that leaned on software guessing at commercial breaks and pricing nobody could see. We thought the venue — and the advertiser — deserved something simpler: ads on a clear schedule, a clean hand-off back to your own content, and honest numbers on both sides.
Predictable beats clever.
We made a deliberate choice not to chase computer-vision tricks. A fixed schedule, executed precisely, is calmer for the room and more dependable for everyone paying for it. We hold the same standard everywhere: build it right the first time, be transparent about how it works, and earn trust instead of buying a logo wall.
Early, and saying so.
We're in our first rollout, signing our founding venues — 12 spots are claimed — ahead of a Q3 2026 launch. We don't have a wall of customer logos or press clippings yet, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. If you'd like to shape an early product with a team that answers the phone, this is a good time to talk.
We chose the boring, predictable path on purpose. A set, predictable schedule beats a model that guesses — for your customers, and for the advertisers paying for the spot. Predictable beats clever.
- 2025 — ShippedThe podFrame-perfect inline switch on a small, low-power computer + HDMI capture board.
- 2025 — ShippedEdge schedulingSchedules sync from Cloudflare-backed infra, then run locally on the device.
- 2026 — NowFounding venuesSigning and installing our first small group of venues.
- Q3 2026 — NextLaunchOpen the venue network and the first advertiser campaigns.
Come build the first chapter with us.
Book 15 minutes. We'll walk you through how it works and answer anything — including the honest questions.