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Yes, we have a tutorial showcasing the basic set up of a kiosk app with related features.
https://youtu.be/cxxvvTReZ9o?si=prL3ws4vZwlHw2wz
DigiKiosk 5
To access preferences, you can use the secret default keyboard shortcut. Make sure to enable the protection of preferences with a password too.
Mac version : “COMMAND + OPTION + P”
Windows version : “F5”
Linux version : “F5”
- A text trial mode is displayed on the screen.
- The password option is disabled.
Fill this form to receive a quote.
https://www.xproline.io/helpdesk/ticket_create
Yes, you can follow this tutorial made on the Mac version but the principles are the same for Windows and Linux versions.
https://youtu.be/B4DsjM0mNWk?si=zowTsm_PQeO0kuLT
HelloKiosk 8
To access preferences, you can use the secret default keyboard shortcut. Make sure to enable the protection of preferences with a password too.
Mac version : “COMMAND + OPTION + P”
Windows version : “F5”
Linux version : “F5”
When you are in trial mode:
- a text trial mode is displayed on the kiosk screen
- the access to preferences cannot be protected by a password
You can use Ollama option to use AI on your local machine and get FREE AI answers.
1. Go to ollama.com to install the AI server on your kiosk or a local machine of your network.
2. Install the Llama model or any open source one.
3. In HelloKiosk, select Ollama as the AI provider.
4. Enter this URL as endpoint: http://localhost:11434/api/ (you can replace localhost with the IP address of another machine if you installed the AI engine on another machine)
5. Click on Refresh the list of model. Select the download AI model.
You are done.
NOTE: Make sure that the computers have fixed IP addresses if you are using an IP address.
Fill this form to receive a quote.
https://www.xproline.io/helpdesk/ticket_create
Yes, this tutorial is showcasing the basic features. It was made on a Mac but the principles are the same for the Windows and Linux versions.
https://youtu.be/8QWMUUy0pIA?si=xXL2ad5drbQF9bvd
Tutorial for OpenAI:
https://www.xproline.io/hellokiosk_openai
Tutorial for Mistral AI: https://www.xproline.io/hellokiosk_mistralai
We are also preparing tutorials for Anthropic and Google Gemini or Ollama.
InfoKiosk 5
Yes, contact us to get a quote. We are expert of JotForm AI service, so we can help build an AI agent tailored to your needs.
https://www.xproline.io/helpdesk/ticket_create
Yes, we have a tutorial showcasing the basic set up of a kiosk with related features. For the setup of AI agents, you can also watch videos about JotForm AI agents on YouTube.
https://youtu.be/nM0hOta2HGQ?si=FBDXp0G1RD4Z7GUY
MapKiosk 4
Fill this form to receive a quote.
https://www.xproline.io/helpdesk/ticket_create
- A window trial mode is displayed on the screen.
- The password option is disabled.
WebKiosk 19
Are you missing a feature? We can construct a custom browser that supports multiple screens, your branding, or even custom functions. We have developed over 10 browsers for enterprise customers. Fill this form to receive a quote.
https://www.xproline.io/helpdesk/ticket_create
Yes, we have this tutorial showcasing the basic features. It's made on a Mac but the principles are the same for the Windows and Linux versions.
https://youtu.be/nzZrA5uEuNk?si=YgGvaK0DKpGYhxbR
Version 8.6 introduces two options for local web servers:
1. A simplified web server built into WebKiosk. It is recommended to disable the sleeping mode of your Mac if you are using it.
2. Apache web server with PHP support. You can set it up with a single click in the preferences.
IMPORTANT - The default page should be named index.html.
Mac Version:
WebKiosk web browser is using Apple Webkit engine used by Safari. It's modern, fast and integrated in the operating system for the best performance. It's also updated automatically when the operating system is updated. The new version 8 is using the modern version named WKwebview. Version 8.8 is offering an advanced version as an option.
Windows version:
Two choices are available in preferences.
Apple WebKit open source engine.
Microsoft Edge (based on Chromium).
Linux version:
Apple WebKit open source engine (libwebkitgtk version 3)
Mac version:
You can use the keyboard shortcut COMMAND+OPTION+P.
Windows version:
You can use the F5 keyboard function.
Linux version:
You can use the F5 keyboard function.
You have three options:
1. Using xProline sync servers.
WebKiosk Preferences include a powerful Child and Parent mode. In Parent mode, your kiosk preferences are saved locally and automatically uploaded to xProline servers. Switching to Child mode allows you to apply these preferences seamlessly to other kiosks, making setup quick and efficient. This feature, available from version 8.8 onwards, requires both the parent and child kiosks to run the same app version for compatibility. Simple, yet incredibly effective!
2. Using Apple Remote Desktop.
You can use this application to copy the app and preferences to multiple computers. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/apple-remote-desktop/id409907375?mt=12.
You just have to copy two items:
1. The application WebKiosk.
2. A specific folder that we only share to customers (contact us)
3. Using an MDM solution.
You can use a professional enterprise tool like these ones:
https://www.kandji.io/mdm/start/product/, https://www.jamf.com/lp/mac-management-jamf, https://www.rippling.com/device-management, https://mosyle.com
There is no time limitation. Entering your license allows you to:
> remove the trial message appearing everywhere in the app
> protect the preferences with a password (disabled in trial mode)
> disable the quit menu (disabled in trial mode)