Opening and closing calls that follow your hours. One-tap paging. Chimes, music and promos. Over the amplifier you already have.
Venue PA turns an iPad plugged into your amplifier into a complete announcement and music system. Set your trading hours once and the welcome, the closing countdown and the closed call play themselves — every day, late nights and holidays included. Page a visitor in two taps from the soundboard. Let the music plan run quiet mornings and lively afternoons with your own promos between songs. Staff iPhones are remotes, and any PC on the Wi-Fi can run the lot from a browser.
Plugging in, setting the hours, paging from the soundboard, the music plan and promos, the iPhone remote and the browser page.
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One app: the iPad by the amplifier is the station, a staff iPhone is the remote, and any browser on the Wi-Fi is the office desk. Built for libraries, leisure centres and pools, gyms, retail floors, community centres and aged care.
Enter the week. The welcome plays at opening, “closing in 15 minutes” and “closing in 5” count down, and the closed call goes out at closing — every day. Late night Thursday? Change the hours and every call moves with them.
Everything the desk needs to say, one tap away. Fill-in calls — would Jane Smith please come to the front desk, a vehicle, a lost child — plus your recordings and typed messages in the announcer voice.
Quiet from opening, livelier after lunch, off at closing — set a mood for each part of the day and it plays itself. Your own promos drop in between songs, never over one, every 10, 20 or 30 minutes.
The whole day on one timeline: the open band, the door calls, music blocks and your own events. Pick any date to check a holiday, change one event on one day, or skip it.
Five clean attention chimes, or import your own. Music from your own files fully offline, Apple Music, Spotify or internet radio. Music dips for an announcement and comes back by itself.
Evacuate, Alert, Lockdown, All Clear. Tone plus spoken instruction on loop until you press STOP, with everything else silenced. A staff assist tool — not a certified warning system.
The iPad serves its own control page. Type the address shown on the iPad into a browser on the office PC, enter the pairing code, and you're in — with a proper keyboard for typing promos and calls.

One audio lead from the iPad to your amplifier's line input, and a charger. Nothing is installed on the amplifier.
Enter the week and the venue name. The opening and closing announcements are ready to go — listen to them with one tap.
Import music, set the music plan, type a couple of promos and your own paging calls. Fifteen minutes, from the iPad or a PC.
The iPad becomes the venue clock when idle. Staff carry the remote on their iPhones. Everything runs to the hours until you change them.
After a minute untouched the iPad becomes the venue display: the time, the hours, what's playing and what's next. Any tap brings the controls back.








Install Venue PA on an iPhone and it becomes the remote. It finds the iPad on your Wi-Fi, pairs once with a code, and reconnects itself forever after — with a pocket lock so nothing fires by accident.




The iPad plugs into the amplifier's line input, exactly like any other audio source. No network changes, no software on the amplifier. The installation guide covers adapters by iPad model, levels, hum, and making it permanent.
Try everything free for 7 days. Then one monthly subscription on the iPad covers the station, every staff iPhone and the browser page — no per-user fees.
No. Your hours, the opening and closing calls, the soundboard, chimes, planner and your own music files all run entirely on the iPad. Only Apple Music, Spotify and internet radio need a connection; the iPhone remote and the browser page only need your own Wi-Fi.
Yes. The iPad shows an address in Settings → Remote Access. Type it into any browser on the same Wi-Fi, enter the pairing code, and the whole thing opens — hours, soundboard, planner, music, promos, chimes and settings.
Tap the date on the Hours calendar to close it and nothing plays that day. Give a day different hours and every announcement moves with it.
No — it's the same Venue PA app. On an iPad it's the station; on an iPhone it's the remote. One subscription on the iPad covers every phone.
Yes: Evacuate, Alert, Lockdown and All Clear, with tone and spoken instruction on loop until stopped. It is a staff assist tool, not a certified fire or life-safety system.
None. There are no accounts and no cloud — your hours, recordings and music stay on your own devices. See the privacy policy.
Seven days free, every feature unlocked. Up and running in fifteen minutes.
Read the manual Installation guide