One managed display, many jobs
Pick the one closest to yours. They all end the same way: a screen that stays up and a portal that tells you when it does not.
Raspberry Pi kiosk mode, without the scripts
Skip the autostart files, Chromium flags, screen-blanking fixes, and the 3 a.m. reboot. Flash the DisplayOps image, pair the Pi, and set a URL from your browser.
Turn a Raspberry Pi into a managed dashboard display
A Pi 4 or Pi 5, a spare monitor, and ten minutes. DisplayOps keeps your dashboard on screen and tells you when it is not.
Grafana wallboards and TV dashboards that stay up
Put Grafana on the wall and stop worrying about kiosk mode, session timeouts, and Chromium memory leaks.
A Home Assistant wall display that just works
Show your Home Assistant dashboard on a wall-mounted screen and manage it from the same place as your other displays.
Remote kiosk management without enterprise pricing
Ten kiosks across three sites should not need an MDM contract. Manage them from one console with flat pricing.
A managed browser for the screen on the wall
If it runs in a browser, it can run on a DisplayOps screen. We manage the browser, the device, and the recovery.
Always-on web dashboards, without the babysitting
Sales numbers, build status, support queues. Put them on a screen that stays on and tells you when it does not.
A simpler alternative to Raspberry Pi digital signage
If you only need a few screens to show a website, some images, a video, or a message, you do not need a signage CMS. You need a managed display.
Connect a screen. Tell it what to display. We keep it running.
Three displays are free. No card, no sales call, no signage jargon.