Intuiface enables you to create cutting edge, gorgeous, highly functional interactive experiences for an unlimited range of devices, from touch displays to tag readers like RFID and NFC devices to connected objects like the Philips hue light bulb.

For a look at how an Intuiface project is structured on your file system, see this article.
For a look at how deployment of an Intuiface project works, see this article.

Intuiface consists of two separate tools:

• Intuiface Composer
• Intuiface Player

Intuiface Composer

Intuiface Composer is the authoring tool you use to create your interactive experiences.

With the Composer you can design all aspects of your experience:

• import the content you want to present to your users
• use assets to present this content in visually engaging ways
• add navigation functionality allowing your users to visit different parts of your experience
• add dynamic triggering of events to control your experience automatically

At every stage in the design process you can run your experience to see the effect of your latest modifications. This is possible because Composer embeds a (free) version of Player

Use of Composer on a Windows PC with a touch display - our technical specs article has the details - is not necessary. Your mouse acts like a single finger.

There is no limit to the number of experiences you can create with Intuiface Composer.

Intuiface Player

Intuiface Player is the tool used to run the experiences you create with Composer. Player can be used on Windows PCs and tablets, the iPad, Android tablets, ChromeOS devices, BrightSign, the Samsung SSP, and LG webOS displays. (See our Technical Specs article for details.). On Windows, Player has a smaller resource footprint than Composer, making it preferable for installation on the devices you will use "in the field" on your kiosks, interactive displays, etc.

You will need a licence for device on which Player is used but there is no limit to how many experiences a Player can run, one at a time.

NOTE:

• Whether licensed or not, Player can run experiences built using Composer Free, Essential, Premier, or Enterprise. See our list of limitations when using an unlicensed Player for details about what to expect.
• As mentioned above, all editions of Composer include an embedded version of Player so you can test your work. This version of Player does not need to be licensed. It is built directly into Composer.