Eight surfaces, one dashboard. Pick the platform you have on hand — sideload, link, or notify-me — then sign up and pair in under a minute.
The surfaces most operators reach for. Quick to install, broadest hardware coverage.
Native APK with full kiosk lockdown, hardware-accelerated 4K video, auto-start on boot, and remote refresh. The most-deployed surface.
The same signage player for Android phones and tablets — turn any spare Android device into a paired screen. Full kiosk mode, auto-start on boot, media sync, and remote control from the dashboard.
No install required. Open the URL on any modern browser, press F11 for fullscreen, scan the QR pairing code. Perfect for office TVs, quick demos, and Tizen / webOS fallback.
Native Windows .exe installer (NSIS-built). Sets up the kiosk launcher in Program Files, registers a Task Scheduler job to auto-launch at user sign-in, and creates Start Menu shortcuts. Uninstaller via Add/Remove Programs. Uses installed Chrome or Edge as the renderer.
Native packages for purpose-built signage hardware. MagicINFO / SuperSign / BrightAuthor:connected compatible.
Wrapped player .wgt that loads the same renderer as the browser. MagicINFO-compatible. Native power-schedule integration.
Packaged for LG webOS commercial signage. Same renderer, native input-source + brightness control via SuperSign.
Thin BrightScript wrapper (autorun.brs) that loads the live kiosk renderer in a fullscreen HTML widget at boot. Copy autorun.brs to a FAT32 microSD, insert into the player, power-cycle — pair code shows in under 10 seconds. Same auto-updating renderer as every other surface.
Linux, Pi, and the operator-side admin apps. Less common but fully supported — including custom builds on request.
Native .deb package. Drops the kiosk launcher in /usr/bin, the application-menu entry in /usr/share/applications, and a system-wide autostart hook in /etc/xdg/autostart. Depends on chromium-browser or google-chrome — apt resolves it for you.
Same kiosk .deb as Ubuntu — architecture-independent, depends on Chromium (pre-installed on Pi OS Desktop). After install, sign out and back in: the kiosk takes over the screen. Cheapest hardware target in the range.
Not a player — the operator's phone-side admin tool. Pair screens with a camera QR-scan, push commands (reboot / install update / power off), receive push notifications when any screen drops offline, compose emergency alerts, manage groups and media. Same JWT as the dashboard.
Same operator app on iPhone. Distributed via TestFlight while we work through Apple Developer Program enrollment. Email us to be added to the beta.
BrightSign, Chrome OS, an unusual panel — we can usually wrap the same renderer in a few days. Tell us the OS and the device, and we'll ship you a tested package.