Build programming around real broadcast time.
Create playlists for a purpose, place programmes on the weekly schedule and see what is ready before it reaches the air. SGNL keeps media, scheduling and playout in the same operational model.
Programming health highlights gaps and conflicts so a small team can fix the week before it becomes dead air.
- Purpose-based playlists
- Published weekly schedule
- Upcoming-programme checks
- Track history and playout reporting
AutoDJ fills the unattended hours.
AutoDJ selects from approved programming and keeps the stream active around scheduled shows. Station imaging can be classified separately so IDs, jingles and sweepers do not behave like ordinary songs.
Live presenters can take over through an external source. When they finish, automated programming resumes without asking a listener to reconnect.
- Continuous wall-clock playout
- Separate station-imaging roles
- Live-source handover and return
- MP3 and AAC renditions from one programme clock
AI helps with the work, not the final decision.
A compatible AI assistant can use SGNL's secure MCP connection to inspect station state, help shape a playlist or prepare schedule changes in natural language.
Changes remain scoped to the authorised workspace and station. Operators review consequential changes before publishing them.