Every account you run, on one wall.
X, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, and Reddit — every brand account signed in at once, each in its own window, live on the office screen. A browser holds one login per platform; X Pro rents you one platform for $40 a month. Your wall holds all of them, and it is yours to keep.
Every account and platform in parallel, live columns like TweetDeck.
A dozen logins, one browser that will not hold them
You run brand accounts across X, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, and more, and the browser fights you the whole way. One Chrome profile holds one login per platform, so you juggle profiles, incognito windows, and a phone on the side just to watch two Instagram accounts at once. TweetDeck used to be the free wall that tied it together; now it is X Pro, $40 a month, and only X. The team wants a live social wall on the office screen, and there is nothing built to hold every account at the same time.
Your whole workflow on one wall
The accounts and tools you already run, each in its own window, each signed in to a different brand, each refreshing on its own timer.
X mentions and DMs
The multi-column view TweetDeck made famous: mentions, DMs, and lists for each handle, live, the way X Pro shows it.
Instagram and Facebook
Meta Business Suite for every brand, comments and inbox open, each account in its own window and signed in.
Company page notifications and comments for each client, without logging out of the last one.
TikTok
The inbox and comments in TikTok Studio for every account you post from, side by side.
Reddit and Discord
The brand subreddit, mod queue, and community server, watched in real time next to everything else.
Scheduler and analytics
Hootsuite, Sprout Social, Buffer, or Metricool in a window of their own, next to the live feeds they measure.
What matters most on a social wall
A separate login per window
Every window keeps its own session. Ten Instagram accounts, five X handles, three LinkedIn pages, all signed in at the same time. No logging out, no incognito juggling.
One screen, one keystroke
Drive the wall-mounted office screen from a Mac mini. One keystroke goes fullscreen and stays there.
Runs unattended, heals itself
A feed that hangs reloads on its own. The wall is still live when the team walks in on Monday.
Every column on its own timer
Each feed refreshes on the schedule you set, so mentions and comments stay current without anyone touching the screen.
Your accounts never leave the machine
No cloud, no account, no telemetry. Logins and sessions live in local files on that one computer, exactly like a browser profile.
Questions social teams ask
Can each window log into a different account on the same platform?
Yes. Every window keeps its own session, so you can sign into a different Instagram, X, or LinkedIn account in each one and leave them all logged in side by side.
Is this a TweetDeck replacement?
It holds the same live multi-column view, and more. X Pro shows only X; a DashWall wall puts X next to Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, Reddit, and any other site, all at once. You buy it once instead of renting it monthly.
Where do our account logins go?
Nowhere. There is no cloud, no account, and no telemetry. Sessions live in local files on that machine, exactly like a normal browser profile.
Put your wall up first
A private beta is coming soon on macOS. Leave your email and we will tell you the moment it opens.