// 32.kioskbase

Modulo · Kioskbase

An Android tablet in kiosk mode, managed from the browser — even two hundred kilometres away.

// what it can do

Anchored to one address

The tablet holds one address full-screen, with no address bar. Deployment is a six-digit code — the address, purpose and mode come from the server.

Device-owner mode

As device owner it uses the system Lock Task: a hard lock, hidden bars, the app cannot be uninstalled and survives a reboot.

Over-the-air updates

A new version is pushed from the browser; in device-owner mode it installs silently, with no confirmation on the tablet.

Remote restart and diagnostics

Restart the app or the whole tablet with one click. Diagnostics walk DNS, port 443, TLS and the actual server response — and say where it broke.

Window screenshot

Captures only the app's own window — it shows what hangs on the terminal, not what a person is doing.

Grouped by company

Devices sit under companies and premises from the Directory. A customer can get access to their own units only, at three levels.

// who it's for

Sites with terminalsAttendance systemsCanteens and food serviceKiosks and info panels

For anyone with tablets scattered across sites who does not want to drive to them. Telemetry reports IP, MAC, Wi-Fi name, battery and versions — and most interventions are one click from the browser. Dedicated site: kioskbase.com.

// get started

Modulo · Kioskbase

We'll deploy it to your domain within 48 hours. No commitment.

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