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Complete guide for the macOS and iPad versions of HelloKiosk — your AI-powered kiosk assistant.
HelloKiosk is an AI-powered kiosk application designed for public-facing displays, information desks, museums, and interactive installations. It provides a clean, customizable interface where end users can ask questions and receive AI-generated answers—either through typed chat or voice interaction.
Available in two versions—HelloKiosk for macOS (desktop kiosks) and HelloKiosk Tablet (iPad)—the app supports multiple AI providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Mistral, DeepSeek, and Ollama) and can be fully branded and locked down for kiosk deployment.
After launching HelloKiosk, you can:
In Settings, configure your AI provider and API key in the Artificial Intelligence (macOS) or AI Engine (iPad) tab. Without valid credentials, the app cannot generate responses.
HelloKiosk offers three modes to match your use case:
Users type questions and receive text responses. Best for environments where typing is preferred.
Voice-only interaction: speak to the AI and hear spoken answers. Requires OpenAI provider.
Users can choose between typing and speaking. Voice features require OpenAI; other providers fall back to chat only.
Under the User Interface tab you can customize the look and behavior of the main screen.
Use the color pickers to set:
Colors adapt automatically in Dark Mode on both platforms.
HelloKiosk supports multiple AI providers. Configure credentials and model in the Artificial Intelligence (macOS) or AI Engine (iPad) tab.
Use Fetch Available Models (macOS) or Select Model… (iPad) to load models from the provider. You can also type a model name manually if you know it.
The system prompt defines how the AI behaves—tone, style, and scope. For example, you can instruct it to answer only geography questions or to use a specific format. The default prompt focuses on geography and suggests adding emojis.
Fine-tune AI behavior and audio in the Options tab.
Settings are organized under the Security tab on both platforms. Kiosk features help lock down the device so only the HelloKiosk experience is accessible.
Enable Require password to access settings to protect configuration. When enabled, opening Settings will prompt for the password you define.
Set Clear the view after to automatically clear the chat after a specified number of seconds of inactivity. Useful for returning the screen to a clean state between users.
On macOS, several kiosk options are available (some may require a license):
In trial mode, the License Management section lets you enter your email and license key to unlock all kiosk features. Links to buy a license or view existing licenses are also provided.
The main window is full-screen by default. In kiosk mode it can occupy the entire screen. Touching or clicking the main area keeps the screen active and resets idle timers.
In non–App Store builds, use Check for Updates… in the Settings footer to see if a newer version is available.
Settings are hidden by design. Use one of these methods:
These gestures reduce accidental access by end users while allowing administrators to reach settings when needed.
On first launch, a Setup the App… button appears at the bottom. Tapping it opens Settings. After setup, this button is hidden and you use the gestures above.
The Log tab shows diagnostic and activity messages. Use it to troubleshoot API errors, connection issues, or unexpected behavior.
Settings are stored in UserDefaults and persist across launches. API keys and sensitive data are stored in the app’s secure storage.