Your data stays with you

Two ways to install

Linux server: a single install script sets up Docker and Caddy. If you use your own domain, HTTPS is set up automatically with Let's Encrypt. Without a domain, the server runs on your local network by IP address.

Windows desktop app: a single installer. The server runs in the background with an icon in the system tray. It is practical for small installations and pilots.

• Data on your own server, which keeps KVKK (Turkish data protection) matters simple
• No default admin password
• Uploaded files are served safely
• No monthly fee per screen

Installation steps

1. Prepare the server: a current Linux distribution, or the desktop app for Windows.
2. On Linux, run the install script and choose HTTPS with a domain, or local network mode by IP address.
3. Create the first admin account. On Linux this uses a one-time setup key generated during installation.
4. Copy the installation code from the license section under settings and activate your license.
5. Pair screens with their 6-character codes.

Good to know

The Windows app is not code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen may show a warning on first run. Choose "More info" and then "Run anyway" to continue. Automatic backups run on Linux installations.

If you need us to host the server for you, that option can be planned separately. For system requirements, see the server options page.

Which one to choose?

For organisations starting with a few screens or running a pilot, the Windows desktop app is the quickest route. For permanent and growing installations, a Linux server with automatic backups and HTTPS is the sturdier foundation.