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Built for recent versions of iPadOS
Protect your internet kiosks in less than 5 minutes
For over a decade, WebKiosk has set the standard as the secure, reliable web browser tailored for public Internet kiosks. Trusted by IT professionals worldwide, it's the ideal solution for spaces like museums, libraries, trade shows, office lobbies, and more. WebKiosk 9 was rebuilt from scratch using Swift language for modern version of macOS and iPadOS. This powerful browser allows you to display online websites or offline local content with ease, ensuring your device stays locked to the specific experience you define. You have complete control over the user interface, with the ability to customize toolbars, adjust colors to match your brand, and hide system distractions for a fully immersive presentation. Built with security in mind, it features advanced URL filtering, password-protected settings, and an idle timer that automatically clears user data and resets the session. With new capabilities like iCloud sync for effortless fleet management and support for camera and microphone access, WebKiosk 9 delivers the reliable, customizable, and secure browsing environment essential for any public-facing display. Version 8 is still available for older versions of iPadOS.
Modern and intuitive, optimized for Liquid Glass design system
The Mac and iPad versions are now sharing the same user interface
You can protect the access to preferences with a password
You can display local or online websites with favorites menu
You can setup a list of authorized websites for end users
You can setup your own items with custom icons and even colors
You can set up multiple kiosks with iCloud synchronization of preferences
You can always track what happened on the kiosk with full logs
Our customers are located around the world, and they love our solution for many reasons. The primary one is the ability to manage any kiosk project in a couple of minutes. Some examples:
These screenshots were taken on iPadOS 26. If you're using an earlier version of iPadOS, the interface is a bit different.
