Upload menus and promotions, schedule them across every location, and trust your screens keep playing — even when the internet doesn't.
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A real Kotlin app, not a browser wrapper — smooth video, reliable boot behavior, and predictable memory use on TVs, boxes, and tablets.
Screens cache their playlist locally and keep playing through outages. Updates activate atomically — a bad sync never blanks the screen.
No proprietary hardware, no manual provisioning. Enter a 6-digit code and the screen is linked to your account.
Lunch menus, weekend promos, and emergency overrides resolve by priority and specificity — with full timezone and DST handling.
Organize screens by location, assign roles from Owner to Viewer, and keep every branch on the right playlist.
Live device status, last sync, current playlist, and storage use — plus Super Admin visibility across every customer.
First screen in minutes
Install the Android player on any supported TV, box, or tablet.
Enter the 6-digit code shown on screen into your dashboard.
Add a menu image, promo, or video to your media library.
Publish a playlist and assign it to a screen, group, or location.
Simple, honest pricing
Annual pricing works out to roughly two months free. No sub-$10 monthly plan — Solo is annual-only so it stays sustainable.
Need more than 40 screens or custom terms? Talk to us about Enterprise.
Good to know
No. Screens cache their assigned playlist locally and keep playing through outages. Updates only apply once fully downloaded and verified.
Android 9 and newer — Android TV, common Android boxes, tablets, and commercial displays. We publish a tested-device matrix rather than claiming universal compatibility.
Existing signage keeps playing for a grace period while we retry billing. We never blank an active screen because of a transient billing issue.
Yes — organize screens by location, assign team roles, and schedule content per device, group, or location with explicit timezone handling.
No proprietary hardware. No design studio to learn. Just a screen, a code, and a playlist.