Browsers, kiosks & screens

Stations & devices

Use browser-based app modules on phones, tablets, TVs, or computers as sharing stations, replay displays, kiosks, or remote controls. Devices shows connected stations and lets you direct each screen to the right page.

Register and identify screens

  • Open the station page on each tablet, TV, kiosk, or operator browser, then confirm it appears online in Devices.
  • Give each station a practical name based on its physical location, such as Share counter, Replay TV, or Staff tablet.
  • Keep the Devices page open during setup so you can see which screens are connected before guests arrive.

Choose station roles

  • Use a sharing station at the guest handoff point so staff can confirm a result, show the QR code, or send the email.
  • Use a replay station on a larger screen when guests or staff should browse finished sessions.
  • Use kiosk or guided mode for public-facing screens that should stay on a narrow, event-specific flow.

Use a browser as a remote control

  • Open the Trigger page in a phone or tablet browser to use its large button for remote capture.
  • Keep the phone on the event network and confirm its station is online before relying on it during a session.

Keep stations on task

  • From Devices, send a station to the correct event page instead of walking to the screen and typing a URL by hand.
  • For public screens, keep the station pinned to its event role so guests cannot wander into operator-only parts of the app.
  • If a screen shows the wrong page during the event, correct it from Devices and confirm the physical display updates.

Pre-event checklist

  • Test every station on the real event network before doors open, especially tablets, TVs, and older browsers.
  • Confirm power, screen sleep settings, fullscreen mode, Wi-Fi or Ethernet stability, and the station name shown in Devices.
  • Walk the real guest flow once: capture, review, share, scan QR, open the link, and replay the result on the intended screen.