This is a faithful re-creation of the TVpilot dashboard, filled with realistic demo data. Click through the sections below, no account, no email.
Each TV pairs with a six-letter claim code and shows up here with its live status, current playlist and last heartbeat. Whether it’s one screen or forty across locations.
Every TV pairs once and stays managed forever. Enter its claim code in the TVpilot app (Amazon Signage Stick, Fire TV), run one command on a Raspberry Pi, or open the play URL in any browser.
Upload once, play everywhere. TVpilot stores originals up to 4K, generates thumbnails and streams video efficiently to every player, including screens on slow connections.
A playlist is more than a loop. Every slide has its own duration, weekdays and time window, so the happy-hour slide only exists after four, without anyone touching a thing.
Every player reports uptime, temperature, memory and its current slide on every heartbeat. When something is off, you see it in the dashboard, and fix it from there too.
Every play of every slide is logged by the screen itself. That turns “trust me, it ran” into a report, per screen, per file, per day, exportable as CSV.
The entire installation is one command. The script turns a stock Raspberry Pi into a locked-down signage player: kiosk mode, auto-start, watchdog, offline cache, all configured for you.
Everything you just clicked through comes with the free plan: one screen, 250 MB of storage, free forever, no credit card.