Every screen in one panel. Your data on your own server.
From hotel lobbies to hospital corridors, from restaurant menus to elevators: MIA puts content into folders, arranges it in programs and deploys it to screens. Playback continues even when the internet drops.
- Android TV and boxes
- Samsung Tizen (SSSP)
- LG webOS
- Windows and Linux
- Raspberry Pi



- 1Add content to a folderImages, videos, web pages, widgets
- 2Arrange the layout in a programZones, scenes, time rules
- 3Pair the screenEnter the 6-character code shown on the screen
- 4DeployOne click, approved; screens update within seconds
Ready screen scenarios for every sector
One software, many screens: from lobby wayfinding to room door monitors configured at installation, from menu boards to emergency announcements.
Hotels and hospitality
Lobby welcome screens with world clocks, weather and exchange rates; portrait promos in elevators; meeting room wayfinding.
Explore +: Hotels and hospitalityHospitals and healthcare
Doctor information on room door screens (configured at installation), waiting room information, queue and on-duty pharmacy screens, emergency announcements.
Explore +: Hospitals and healthcareRestaurants and cafes
Digital menu boards: change prices in the panel and let breakfast and lunch menus switch by the clock.
Explore +: Restaurants and cafesCorporate and office
Announcement screens, meeting room door displays, shift and target boards on the shop floor, scrolling news tickers.
Explore +: Corporate and officeMalls and retail
Window and checkout screens, campaign calendars, targeting by branch: one folder, the right content in every store.
Explore +: Malls and retailElevators and portrait screens
A signed MIA Player package on Samsung signage displays; playback continues even when the signal drops in the cabin, with no warnings on screen.
Explore +: Elevators and portrait screensLike a control room: what is live, what is pending, which screen needs attention
A Turkish-language interface that opens in the browser. Changes never reach screens on their own; you publish them deliberately with “Deployment pending”.

Hundreds of screens, one list
Location, floor tag, platform, version, online and sync status at a glance. Bulk actions, search, CSV export. Every deployment is a numbered record: what went to which screen and which one confirmed it.
- Tag targeting: only the right content on “floor:3” screens
- An offline screen picks up pending content when it reconnects
- Admin, editor and viewer roles; audit log

Set up the layout in minutes
Pick a ready layout and assign folders to its zones. Six ready designs: enter your logo and colours, and the program, folders and widgets are created for you.
- Scenes change by time and day rules; content leaves when a campaign ends
- Weather, clock, currency, countdown, RSS and ticker widgets
- 9:16 programs and rotation for portrait screens
Emergency announcements
A separate emergency program reaches every screen instantly with one click; switch it off and normal playback returns.
Playback continues during outages
Screens keep content in their own memory; when the server or network drops, the last program keeps playing.
Remote commands
Restart, blank or wake the screen, identify, update the program or software, without walking to the device.
Reports and audit
Which content played where and for how long; who changed what and when. Export as CSV.
Offline alerts
When a screen drops, IT gets a webhook or Telegram message, and another one when it is back.
Calendar
Campaigns and content date ranges in one calendar with month, week and day views.
Web pages and HTML
Show a queue system, your intranet or your own HTML content in a zone.
On your own server
A Windows app or a Linux server; content and reports stay in your organisation.
Not a cloud subscription, your own software
Many signage products run in the cloud and charge a monthly fee per screen. MIA runs on your own server; the license activates offline and data stays with you.
On your own server
One app on Windows, one command with Docker on Linux. Automatic HTTPS with your domain, or by IP address on your local network.
Offline license
There is no license server; the code activates offline and MIA never phones home. Data protection stays simple.
Screens keep playing when a license ends
The license only affects the panel: when it lapses the panel becomes read-only and screens keep playing.
Turkish interface, local support
Panel, player and documentation in Turkish. Installation, training and support from Turkey.
- screens from one server
- 100+
- Smart TVs run it in the browser
- 2018+
- ready designs, 7 colour palettes
- 6
- free trial license
- 30 days
Works with the screens you already have
No new hardware required: from Android boxes to Samsung signage displays, from existing Smart TVs to kiosk computers.
Android TV and boxes
The MIA Player app starts on boot, no remote needed.
Samsung SSSP / Tizen
A signed MIA Player package via URL Launcher; no extra device needed.
Smart TV browser
Samsung and LG from 2018 onwards; a compatible build for older engines.
Windows / Linux PC
Mini PCs, kiosks and Raspberry Pi with a browser in kiosk mode.
Server
A Windows app or Linux with Docker; one server for 100 screens.
Real player output
These images were taken from the MIA player after choosing a ready design in the panel and uploading content. Clock and weather are live.






Organisation names and content on the screens are samples.
No monthly fee per screen
The license is bound to your installation and sets the term and the number of screens. Pricing is quoted by screen count.
Trial license
- Every panel feature
- Installed on your own server
- Ready designs and widgets
- Support by e-mail
1-year license
- Unlimited users and folders
- All updates during the year
- Installation and a 1-hour training
- Phone and remote support
- Screens keep playing when it ends
3-year license
- Everything in the 1-year license
- Rollout planning
- Priority support
- On-site survey and a pilot floor
Installations in the field
Logos are added with customer consent.
- Hotel · elevators and lobby
- Corporate · Android TV
- Logo space
- Logo space
- Logo space
Questions about digital signage
Digital signage means managing what screens show in shops, hotels, hospitals and offices with software. Content changes in one place and every screen knows what to show at what time.
Usually not. MIA runs on Android TVs and boxes, Samsung signage displays, Samsung and LG Smart TV browsers from 2018 onwards, Windows and Linux PCs and Raspberry Pi. We review your existing screens together during the survey.
Playback continues. The player keeps the last program in its own memory, and the Android app and Samsung package store videos on the device. When the connection returns, the screen reconnects by itself and picks up pending changes.
On your own server. MIA runs in your organisation on a Linux server with Docker or as a Windows app. Content, users and reports stay with you, and the license activates without an internet connection.
It depends on the number of screens and your network. The server and a pilot area with a few screens are usually ready quickly, then we roll out floor by floor. You get a realistic plan in the survey call.
Let’s talk about your screens
How many screens do you have, where are they and what should they show? A short call is enough to plan a survey and a pilot.
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