Exolet TV Works with Management Companies on Luxury High-Rise and Multifamily Pilots

LAS VEGAS — October 24, 2026 — Exolet LLC reports that it is working with several management companies on multiple pilot programs for the luxury high-rise and multifamily residential market. The pilots explore how a community-branded TV experience can bring property information, entertainment, and personalized content to residents through compatible devices they already own.

Bringing a familiar hospitality idea into residential life

For years, hotel television systems have provided guests with a property-centered screen experience. Depending on the hotel and system, those experiences have included property information, checkout, movie ordering, music, and travel information such as flight schedules.

Many traditional hospitality implementations have relied on commercial hotel televisions, dedicated set-top boxes, or other property-specific infrastructure. LG’s published hospitality products, for example, include platforms designed for LG Hotel TVs and specialized Pro:Centric set-top boxes.

Exolet is applying the idea of a property-centered TV destination to residential communities, with an emphasis on supported consumer devices that residents already have. The pilot programs focus on the content and capabilities configured for each participating community.

A community channel on devices residents already own

Luxury high-rise and multifamily buildings serve residents who may own different television brands, streaming players, and computers. Exolet’s app-based approach gives management teams a way to consider a shared community experience across that mix of supported equipment.

Residents with compatible devices can install the appropriate Exolet app or desktop software and access their configured community experience. This can reduce the need to standardize every residence around a specially purchased commercial television or proprietary receiving box.

Community information alongside entertainment and personal content

The residential concept extends beyond a property information page. Exolet brings together community content, entertainment, and personalized experiences within the broader platform, giving management teams several ways to shape the resident channel.

A community can discuss events, announcements, and other local content alongside Exolet’s music and classic-book offerings. Family photo sharing through Beam-to-TV and optional Resident Spotlight introductions add personal dimensions that can make the experience relevant beyond a building’s operational information.

The experience offered in a pilot depends on the community’s selected features and configuration. Hotel checkout, paid movie ordering, and flight information are historical hospitality examples rather than announced Exolet integrations in these pilots.

Working with management teams in pilot settings

Exolet is working with several management companies across multiple pilots, according to the company. The focus on luxury high-rise and multifamily communities gives the team opportunities to discuss different property settings and resident needs with the organizations managing them.

A pilot provides a practical setting to explore the proposed channel experience, participating residents’ equipment, and the content a property wants to present. Management teams can use that process to consider how Exolet TV may fit their community’s communication and amenity plans.

A resident amenity with a shared-space role

The platform can also be considered in common areas, lounges, and dining settings. Exolet’s digital signage support provides another use for compatible shared-area screens, while a community channel gives prospective residents and visitors a way to see community content during a tour.

Together, these uses let a management team think about how the property presents itself in shared spaces and how residents connect with it in their own homes. The pilot approach allows those possibilities to be discussed in the context of the individual property.

Eight platform families, with official installation routes

Exolet TV is available across Apple TV, Roku, Android TV/Google TV, Amazon Fire TV, Samsung smart TVs, LG smart TVs, Windows, and macOS. Seven official store listings and a direct Mac installer provide verifiable installation routes.

Device requirements and feature availability apply. Management companies interested in the pilot programs can review the platform directory and discuss their properties, resident audience, and intended content with Exolet.

Getting started

Property management companies and community operators can contact Exolet to discuss pilot participation, compatible equipment, and the channel experience they would like to explore for their residents.

Explore all Exolet TV platforms and official downloads, or learn about the TV platform. Available content and features vary by channel, device, region, and access permissions.

Sources & further reading

• LG: Pro:Centric Cloud for LG Hotel TVs
• LG: Pro:Centric hospitality set-top box

About Exolet

Exolet connects entertainment, family moments, and community information through TV and companion experiences. Designed primarily for adults 55+, senior living, and the communities and organizations that serve them, the platform brings shared community channels and personalized content to supported screens, including devices residents already own.