A.01 — wayslap.com MMXXVI

Directory
displays,
rendered.

Wayslap is the tool behind the sign. You run it. Your client never sees it. Drop their spreadsheet in, configure the building, and slap out a finished directory — PNG for the display, PowerPoint for the client to own. Done in minutes, not afternoons.

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B.01 — how it works
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Select a client or create one. Building name, address, leasing contact. Thirty seconds.
02
Set up the sign. Attach the spreadsheet. Wayslap reads suites, names, and organizations — sorts them, groups them, handles the layout math.
03
Slap. 1080 PNG, 4K PNG, PDF for the display wall — or a PowerPoint your client can edit and export themselves.
C.01 — actual output
Pine Hollow Medical Plaza building directory render in 1080 by 1920 portrait orientation

What goes in comes out. Every time.

This is actual Wayslap output, generated from a spreadsheet. No Photoshop. No InDesign. No reflowing the layout because a tenant moved.

Swap one name, re-render. Nothing else shifts. The sign looks exactly like last month's — minus whoever left.

Resolution1080 × 1920 SourceOne spreadsheet Render timeSub-second Manual editsZero
D.01 — what wayslap does not do
It doesn't host your data.
runs on your computer. period.
It doesn't sync to a cloud.
your tenant list never leaves your computer.
It doesn't track you.
no analytics. no account. nothing sent anywhere.
It doesn't bundle your data into the app.
handing the app to a colleague doesn't hand them your data.
It doesn't remember your client's building.
generate the deliverable, hand it off, move on. wayslap doesn't keep a copy of anything.

You carry your own files. That is, in fact, the feature.

E.01 — who built it, who it's for

For the people who currently lose an afternoon every time a tenant moves out.

Wayslap was built for property managers, signage operators, and the AV integrators who end up owning the display problem whether they asked to or not — the people quietly fighting Excel, Word, and InDesign when the right answer is a tool that reads a spreadsheet and produces a finished sign.

Single-developer app from MEDiAGATO LLC, Raleigh, NC. Built because the existing options were embarrassing.

Get Wayslap.

Windows. 46 MB. Drops the Pine Hollow demo client on first launch — open it, hit Render, see exactly what the tool does.

Early adopter pricing: $50 once, yours forever. Seven-day free trial included — no card, no account.

Download for Windows
or — email steve@mediagato.com