Players

Runs on the hardware you already have

No proprietary media box and no flashed image. Install the kiosk player where it helps, or just open the player URL in full screen — the screen pairs with a code either way.

Supported players

  • Android (kiosk APK)
  • Samsung Tizen
  • LG webOS
  • Windows
  • Raspberry Pi
  • Any browser in full screen

What the player does on its own

Caches and keeps playing

Published content is cached locally, so a dropped network or a rebooted router never leaves a black panel behind.

Watches itself

Stalls, blank layouts and render errors are detected, recovered and reported as incidents with timestamps.

Updates in stages

Stable and beta channels with staged rollout, so a new player build reaches a few screens before all of them.

Obeys the console

Timezone, rotation, volume, HDMI-CEC power schedules and remote reload or reboot commands per device.

Provisioning a fleet

  1. Bulk create devices

    Generate hundreds of pairing codes at once, grouped by location, before the hardware ships.

  2. Print QR setup cards

    Each card carries the code and a direct player link, so an installer needs no account and no instructions.

  3. Assign and forget

    Assign a screen or a group; the player picks up its content on the next poll or realtime refresh.

Try it on the TV in the room

Open the player, take the code it shows, and pair it to a free workspace.