Step 1: Pair the screen
On the TV, laptop, Pi, or tablet, open the player URL and type the 6-character code from your dashboard. It is online in a few seconds. No app store, no per-device license, no MAC address to register.
Now in public beta — free up to 1 screen
Change the screen without driving to the screen.
Open the player URL on any display — a smart TV, an old laptop, a €35 Raspberry Pi behind the counter — and type a 6-character code. Now it is a screen you control from your desk. Design it, schedule it, and it keeps playing on its own while you get on with the day.
No credit card. 100 MB storage. 1 screen. Free for 3 months.
- EU-hosted by default
- No per-screen license
- Runs on hardware you already own
app.vewport.com / dashboard
The actual editor · paired in under a minute
Built for
- Restaurants
- Retail
- Offices
- Schools
- Healthcare
- Hospitality
How it works
From an unpaired TV to a live screen in three steps.
No installer, no box in the post, no ticket for IT. Pair the screen, build what it shows, set when it shows — then leave it alone.
Step 2: Build what it shows
Start from a template or a blank canvas, add media, and snap elements into place. Save it as a design the whole team can reuse, so the second screen takes minutes instead of starting over.
Step 3: Set when it shows, then walk away
Add time-of-day and recurring rules, push to one screen or a group, and Vewport runs it unattended — playing through a network drop and resyncing on its own when the connection returns.
Quick facts
- Free tier
- 1 screen, 100 MB, free for 3 months
- Hardware
- Any browser — TV, laptop, Pi, tablet
- Pairing
- 6-character code, no app install
- Offline
- Plays cached content, resyncs on reconnect
- Data residency
- EU-hosted by default
- Self-hosting
- Odoo distribution available
- Pricing model
- Flat per-workspace, Custom from €5/screen
- Integrations
- Odoo, WordPress, REST API
Three jobs a signage stack should do well.
Make a screen, decide when it shows, and trust it to stay up. Most tools are good at one of the three. Here is how Vewport handles each.
01
Make a screen without a designer
Open a template or a blank canvas in the browser, drop in your logo and a photo, drag things until they line up — guides snap them for you. Save it, reuse it, and the next person on the team starts from your version instead of a blank page.
02
Decide when it shows
Tell a screen to show the breakfast board until 11:00, the lunch menu until 14:00, then the evening loop. Set it once. Point the same rules at one screen or a whole group of them — the cafés flip over together without anyone touching a remote.
03
Run on what is already on the wall
The player is a web page, so a smart TV, an old laptop on HDMI, a Raspberry Pi, or a tablet in kiosk mode all work — paired with a 6-character code, nothing to install. If the Wi-Fi drops it keeps playing the cached loop and resyncs when it comes back.
Will my screen work?
If it opens a web browser, it runs Vewport.
The player is a web page, so most modern displays already qualify. We don't sell hardware — run it on the screens you already have, or add a €35 device to the ones that can't browse on their own.
Runs Vewport directly
Samsung Tizen / SSSP
Open the player URL in the panel's built-in browser or URL launcher.
LG webOS
Open the player URL in the built-in browser or URL-launch app.
Android SoC & Android TV
Chrome or any kiosk browser — Amazon Fire TV sticks included.
ChromeOS, Chromebox & Chromecast
Kiosk a Chromebox, or cast the player URL to the screen.
Any HTML5 display
Smart TVs, mini-PCs, a €35 Raspberry Pi, or a tablet in kiosk mode.
Screen with no browser?
A bare panel with only an HDMI input still works — add a small browser device (a Raspberry Pi, an Android / Fire TV stick, or a mini-PC), open the player URL once, and pair it like any other screen.
No native app to install, no app-store submission, no per-device license — the player is just a URL.
Top questions, answered.
More on the pricing FAQ.
- What hardware do I need?
- Anything that runs a modern web browser — the player is just a web page. Samsung (Tizen/SSSP) and LG (webOS) signage panels, Android SoC displays, ChromeOS or Chromecast, smart TVs, a $35 Raspberry Pi, mini-PCs, and tablets in kiosk mode all work. If a panel only has an HDMI input and no browser, plug in a cheap browser device (a Pi, a Fire TV stick, or a mini-PC). There is no Vewport-branded box to buy and no per-device license.
- How does pairing a screen work?
- Open the player URL on the screen, type the 6-character code we show in the dashboard, done. No app store install, no per-device license, no MAC-address lock. Re-pair to a new screen in seconds if your hardware changes.
- What happens when the internet drops?
- The player keeps running the cached schedule and assets — your menu does not blank to a "no signal" screen. When the network returns, the player resyncs in the background.
- Where is my data stored?
- EU-hosted by default (the team is in the EU). Self-hosting is a first-class option via the Odoo distribution if your compliance team needs the boxes on your own infrastructure.
- How do I get help?
- Community help on Free; email on every paid plan; priority queue on Professional. Custom plans add an SLA and a named CSM on a bespoke contract on request — scoped during onboarding. We do not gatekeep documentation behind a sales call.
Ship your first screen this afternoon.
Free up to 1 screen and 100 MB of media for 3 months — enough to prove it works in your space before anyone signs a PO.
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