TV & Productions
Interactive prototypes for fully immersive experiences—on & off TV
Deliver interactive props to mimic apps, phone calls, etc. for TV or movie productions. Or prototype the next smart TV or streaming UX. ProtoPie is your go-to prototyping tool for anything on & off the big screen.

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What makes ProtoPie special?
ProtoPie comes packed with features for a time-saving UX workflow, one that’s tailored to TV app design. Discover the unique features that make ProtoPie special and give your design team the competitive edge it needs.
Interact with TV prototypes using a remote control
Just like the real deal. Connect a remote control to a computer or use an infrared remote control with an Arduino receiver. Both are possible. With ProtoPie, it’s very easy to prototype the ultimate TV experience.
Ensure the fundamentals of TV UX
TV apps usually use grids for content. ProtoPie’s prototyping capabilities enable you to create customized interactions for quick and fluid navigation. Using the directional pad (Dpad), touch remotes, gestures, etc., it’s all possible.
Never start from scratch ever again
Turn whatever you prototype into reusable interaction components for yourself and others on the team. Focus on innovation, improvements, and speed. Never start from scratch again.
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Speak to the TV, and let the TV speak to you
Build your own voice assistant into your TV prototypes. With 52 languages and language variants at your disposal—including English, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, and Korean—anyone could interact with your TV using voice. Just speak.
Mimic real-world interactions for the big & small screen
With ProtoPie, prototype your own interactive props for TV or movie productions. Craft a realistic scenario with real-world interactions that—you—fully control from A to Z. This way, actors can focus on their own performances.
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