DisplayDesk keeps the Fire TV and Android TV sticks behind your shop windows, menu boards, reception screens and TV channels on track. See what each screen shows, drive it with a remote control in your browser and fix it from the office — instead of sending someone on site.
Built on a real fleet of Fire TV sticks spread over many sites — for the problems that actually happen on a normal day.
Open any device from the dashboard and see exactly what its screen shows, right in the browser. No VPN and no router changes on site.
Arrows, OK, Back, Home and Menu, plus a keypad for PINs — sent the way the Fire TV's own remote sends them. System dialogs that won't take a click respond to it too.
If the signage player (Xibo, for example) is no longer in front, the device brings it back by itself and the dashboard flags the screen so you know it happened.
Reboot a stick, install an app, push a configuration or run a command — on one device or on a group, with the result of each one in the dashboard.
A new agent is tested on the device before it's installed, then runs on trial. If it doesn't stay healthy for the whole trial, the device goes back to the previous version on its own and the dashboard tells you.
A small Windows tool sets up a new stick over the network: enable ADB on the TV, click once, and the device shows up in the dashboard. The tool keeps itself up to date.
Wherever a TV stick drives a screen that has to be on and showing the right thing, every day — in any kind of business.
Promotions and prices on screens in every store. When one freezes or shows a system message, you see it and fix it from the dashboard.
Menu boards and offers across all your locations, kept on the right content and managed by one small team.
Company news, welcome screens and waiting-room information — running every day without anyone having to check them.
Information screens in public areas and the hotel's own channel on the room TVs — brought back without knocking on a guest's door.
The screen keeps running the player you already use. DisplayDesk runs alongside it.
In the stick's developer options, turn on network debugging and note its IP address. It takes a minute with the remote.
From a Windows PC on the same network, the setup tool installs the DisplayDesk agent and the remote screen and links the device to your team.
The device reports in with its site name, status, agent version and whether the player is on screen.
Watch the screen, use the remote, run tasks and update the agent — from the office or from home.
Designed and tested on Amazon Fire TV sticks, the most common base for low-cost signage.
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