One CMS. Your choice of hardware.
Digital Signage Platforms
From a compact media player to a commercial display with a built-in processor. Find the Loopvew player that fits your screens and your team.
Start with the screen you have
6 stable today, 4 on the roadmap.
Android
Check before rollout: Permissions, autostart, chipset decoding
Amazon Fire TV
Check before rollout: Device generation, Fire OS version, sleep and screensaver
Windows
Check before rollout: Updates, login, graphics, and output configuration
Linux
Check before rollout: Distribution, architecture, drivers, display session
Web Player
Check before rollout: Browser engine, offline behavior, kiosk wrapper
ChromeOS
Check before rollout: Enrollment, kiosk policy, update channel
Amazon Signage Stick
Check before rollout: Device availability, provisioning flow, CMS integration
Raspberry Pi
Check before rollout: Board model, OS image, GPU memory, boot config
LG webOS
Check before rollout: Commercial model, firmware, web engine
Samsung Tizen
Check before rollout: Model, firmware, native-player limits
Built-in or external player?
Two ways to put a player on a screen.
Built-in player
The screen runs the player. No extra box, within that panel's limits.
External player
A small player plugs in over HDMI. Any screen, one more device to power.
Every platform, one toolkit
Same CMS everywhere. Only device controls vary.
Playlists and schedules
Multi-zone layouts
Live widgets
Offline playback
Remote management
Kiosk and device controls
Start with one pilot screen
Software support doesn't change a display's duty cycle or warranty.
1. Share your setup
Hardware, OS, content and the controls you need.
2. Confirm compatibility
We confirm the player and where to install it from.
3. Pilot one screen
Your real playlist, network and opening hours.
4. Test recovery
Restart, power loss and network drops.
Choosing a digital signage platform
Bring us your hardware questions.
Share your device model, content, and screen count. We'll help you plan your deployment.