

Registering with Intuiface? Tell us your email address and enter a password. How quaint. Do you use vacuum tubes as well???
Ok, there's nothing wrong with this, but we've decided to streamline registration and login by introducing a new alternative, Google Sign-In. If you have a Google account, use it to automatically create an Intuiface user profile and to access all of our web-hosted services. That's one less password to remember, one less security concern to worry about.
Already have a traditional Intuiface account? Great! We're not eliminating the old way, just adding a new one. However, if you were already using a Gmail email address with Intuiface, you will have the option to log in via Google Sign-In if you prefer. You'll see that option the next time you try to log in.
NOTE: We also offer Single Sign-On if your company uses an identity provider. Talk to us if you think this might apply to you.

In the United States, back in the 50s, it was an insult to refer to someone as "square". We weren't feeling so good about it in our software either.
Allow us to introduce a new "Corner radius" property. Now you can round the four corners of many square- and rectangular-shaped assets and collections, and even assign a different radius to each corner. Images are the obvious beneficiaries, but we think you'll really like this for collections like the Group and Swap as well.
This isn't just about curvature. It also renders the removed edges of the content as transparent. Your visuals are both more appealing and functional. It's a touch of class. And you need some of that.... (Not you. The other guy.)


Intuiface's CEO, Mathieu Yerle, is not exactly an outsider to our industry. His many years at Chyron had already steeped him in the world of digital communication. But it is a different perspective, and different perspectives bring vitality to a company, and shape its direction.
Curious about what he's thinking? We have a solution for that. Subscribe to Mathieu's Substack "Screen Heresy", which will feature his biweekly thoughts about the world of digital interactivity applied to the real world.
If you want to get a sense of how we approach the business we're in and how we prioritize our focus and investments, this is the place to do it. They're not long or preachy, but they definitely get you thinking.
"Screen Heresy" has just launched, so you'll find the inaugural article up there. The next one is already in the queue and ready for publication next week. You'll be nodding your head in agreement, and we're not just saying that because he can fire us on a whim.

It's said you don't want to see how the sausage is made. The implication: you won't like what you see. Well, Intuiface isn't a sausage! We're very proud of how we operate behind the scenes and want to be as transparent about this as possible.
Here are some of the notable improvements we thought you should know:
Want all the nitty-gritty? It's in our Intuiface Cloud Infrastructure document. Happy reading!

It's beautiful outside. Looking to get away? Some people play golf, we go to events. (And play golf at those events.)
We're lucky here at Intuiface. Thanks to generous partners and industry love, it's not always about having a booth, it's about our tech and people.
If you're stopping by, let's schedule a meeting.
Our biggest event appearance remains Integrated Systems Europe, coming in February 2027. We'll have multiple staff onsite in our award-winning booth, with lots of demos and announcements to share. Maybe put it on your calendar?

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