Apps

Digital signage apps for smarter screens.

Choose from 43 apps for menus, messages, calendars, dashboards, weather, news, social feeds and more. Configure an app in your browser, then add it to the screens that need it.

What are digital signage apps?

Digital signage content apps are ready-made content types that give a screen a specific job. A Text app presents a notice, a Calendar app reads an approved schedule, a menu app turns structured rows into a screen-ready menu, and a dashboard app presents an approved data source. Each app defines what you configure and which source, account or network access it needs.

In SignageWall, an app instance sits alongside uploaded media and playlists. You configure it once, add it to one or more explicitly selected screens, and update the same instance from the dashboard. Connected players receive a new content snapshot when its configuration changes.

See how SignageWall works from pairing to publishing, or review the wider digital signage features around the app catalog.

Announcements & Messages

5

Layouts & Split Screens

1

Presentations & Documents

4

Video & Streaming

2

Dashboards & Data

5

Calendars & Workplace

5

Social Media

4

News & Information

11

Weather & Environment

2

Finance & Markets

3

Time & Clocks

1

How to add an app to a digital signage screen

  1. 01

    Choose the app

    Start with the information you need to show, then check the app’s data source, account, network and offline requirements.

  2. 02

    Configure one instance

    Enter the content or connect the supported source. Preview the result and keep public-screen privacy in mind before publishing.

  3. 03

    Add it to selected screens

    Place the app instance in a screen or playlist. The same instance can be assigned to multiple screens you explicitly select.

Questions about digital signage apps

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