Frame Weave
Frame Weave is a Denver-based digital signage content automation vendor that transforms live business data from POS systems, inventory feeds, and spreadsheets into automatically generated, on-brand video content for screen networks. Founded by Kevin Goldsmith, the company launched its flagship platform publicly in February 2026, targeting retail, QSR, grocery, and banking operators alongside AV integrators and resellers who manage digital signage content delivery.
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Frame Weave's portfolio centres on a single video automation platform supplemented by vertical-specific configurations and a partner ecosystem:
- Core Video Automation Engine — connects to POS, inventory, and spreadsheet data to auto-render branded video whenever source data changes
- Template Library & Brand Customisation — configurable templates or custom-uploaded designs matched to brand fonts, colors, and layouts
- POS & Data Integrations — Oracle Simphony, Clover, CloverSport, Square, Revel, Silverware, VenueNext, Deliverect, MyVenue, Google Sheets, JSON
- CMS Distribution Layer — API/MRSS output to 42 Digital Signage, Autora DSM, and Ubiquity Software
- Industry-specific pages/workflows — Retail Media Networks, Grocery, QSR, Retail Banking, Sports, and Education
- Reseller/Integrator Programme — white-label, recurring-revenue content service layer for AV integrators
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