Litehouse creates a shared operational view across districts and venues.
As districts and their venues grow more complex, visibility and coordination break down across teams and technologies. Data flows from ticketing, access control, facilities, mobility, food and beverage, and tenant platforms—but it remains fragmented and difficult to use when it matters.
Litehouse sits above existing systems of record to unify and contextualize this data into a single operational view, providing clarity into how districts and venues are operating as a system. This enables coordinated decision-making and action across assets and events—without replacing core technologies or increasing operational overhead.
Core Platform Features
Venue Management
Consolidated tools for operating venues, providing location-aware context and seamless orchestration across assets and teams.
Programming Hub
Centralizes schedules, content, and campaigns across venues, using AI to inform and guide programming decisions.
Turnkey Insights
A shared, district-wide operational view that surfaces what's happening across assets and venues in real time.
Decision Intelligence Engine
A predictive core that forecasts demand, models flow, and supports optimization across pricing and operations.
Consumer Data Platform
Automated data pipelines that enrich customer profiles and power personalized, connected experiences.
Application Builder
A low-code canvas for building branded apps and activations across sports, entertainment, and mixed-use destinations.
Federated Data Platform
The data foundation that unifies enterprise systems into a real-time operational layer for intelligence and experience delivery.
Keeper AI
An AI assistant embedded in the platform that helps teams find answers, anticipate issues, and act faster across operations.
Litehouse Functionality in Action
Background
Litehouse was born within Britelite Immersive, a creative technology firm known for delivering data-driven solutions for global brands and major sporting events, including the Super Bowl, World Cup, and Olympic Games.
Acquired by H&S Ventures—owners of the Anaheim Ducks and the OCVIBE entertainment district—Litehouse evolved into a platform purpose-built to unify data and systems across large-scale venues and districts. Now entering its commercialization phase, Litehouse brings this platform to market as a District Operating System, enabling clarity, coordination, and intelligence across complex, live environments.
