Same content, same dashboard, six surfaces. Choose what suits the venue — and switch any time without re-creating layouts.
Android 5.0+. Full kiosk lockdown, auto-start on boot, hardware decoding for 1080p / 4K video. Pair with a QR code in under a minute.
Tizen 4.0+. The wrapped Tizen app loads the same renderer the browser uses, with native power scheduling on Samsung Smart Signage hardware.
webOS 4.0+. LG commercial displays run the wrapped player with native control over input source, brightness, and on/off schedule.
Open /kiosk?device_uuid=… in Chrome, Firefox, or Safari and press F11. Same renderer as the native apps, no install needed. Perfect for office TVs and quick demos.
An Electron-packaged player for Ubuntu 22.04+. Auto-start via systemd, hardware video acceleration where available, packaged as a single .deb.
Not a player — a remote-management app for the operator. Check device status, push refreshes, send emergency alerts, and approve scheduled content from your phone. One codebase (React Native), both stores.
Full-screen, no home button, no escape. The screen plays your content and only your content — even if someone gets a remote.
Power cuts? Network drops? The player comes back the moment power returns. systemd / boot intent / launch-at-login wired by default.
Every device caches media locally. Network down? The screen keeps playing whatever it has. Reconnect → catches up automatically.
WebSocket-driven manifest delivery. Content goes live on the screen the moment you hit save — no polling, no scheduled refresh.
Each player pings the server every few seconds. Online/offline dots in the dashboard mean something — they're actual heartbeats, not heuristics.
On-device package updates pull silently in the background. No truck rolls to push a fix to your fleet.