Run every screen,
everywhere.

Any Android 9+ media player or TV, any Windows 10 / 11 PC or mini-PC, a Raspberry Pi 4, a commercial Samsung Smart Signage display (SSSP 6), a ChromeOS device run as a kiosk, or simply a browser on a screen you already have — it is one player, PixelFlow Player, so it is the same player, the same content and the same dashboard on every platform, with no per-platform fees from us. We don’t sell hardware and there is no proprietary box to buy, so you can source from your existing supplier. Each screen can also be set to the video format its own hardware decodes best (H.264, H.265 or VP9) and we convert your files automatically, so entry-level players run as smoothly as high-end ones.

Minutes. Install PixelFlow Player on an Android media player plugged into a screen, for example — or on a Windows PC, or just open it in a browser — then pair it with a code, drop your content into a playlist, and assign it. Those are three of the six platforms it runs on, and the design studio runs in your browser too, so there’s no design software to learn.

Your images, video and designs are cached on the player and play from there, so the screen keeps going through any outage. The one exception is anything that pulls live data, such as an auto-refreshing dashboard or camera image in a design: it needs a connection to fetch anything new, but it keeps showing what it last had and the rest of your playlist plays on.

Without a site visit, and mostly without you — though PixelFlow Player goes about it differently on each platform. On Android it updates itself over the air, silently — on Android 12 and newer that works on any device; on older versions it needs the player set up as Device Owner. On Windows it downloads new versions in the background, and you press Install update in the dashboard when it suits you, so a version never changes under your feet; it can also restart itself overnight if you switch that on. On a Raspberry Pi it works the same way — a background download, then Install update from the dashboard when you’re ready. Samsung Smart Signage displays look after themselves: the display re-checks at power-on and reinstalls the newest version on its own, with nothing for you to press. In a browser — and on a ChromeOS device running it as a kiosk — it takes the newest version when you push it from the dashboard. Screens keep their identity through every update — no re-pairing.

Four roles per workspace — owner, admin, editor and viewer — with full data isolation between workspaces. Give a store manager edit access to their own screens without handing over the keys to everything else.

Your workspace is isolated: every request re-checks that you belong to it before any data is returned, so one customer can never see another’s screens or content. Passwords are hashed and never stored in the clear, sign-ins are rate-limited and the account locks after repeated failed attempts, and everything travels over HTTPS. We run on MongoDB Atlas, Vercel and Render, with automated backups and point-in-time recovery.

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