Boot to dashboard
Powers on straight into your fullscreen dashboard — 3D/WebGL, GPU-accelerated, with a branded splash from the first frame.
The boot-to-dashboard OS
for industrial screens.
A proprietary operating system, built from scratch, that turns a Raspberry Pi 5 into a ready-to-run industrial dashboard appliance. Powers on in seconds — straight into your fullscreen, GPU-accelerated dashboard. Branded from the first frame.
Powers on straight into your fullscreen dashboard — 3D/WebGL, GPU-accelerated, with a branded splash from the first frame.
Field-tested filesystem that survives hard power loss. Pull the plug all you want — it boots clean every time.
If the dashboard ever hangs, the watchdog restarts it automatically. No ladder, no on-site visit.
No internet required — runs fully standalone on the factory floor, in the fitting room, wherever the screen lives.
The device creates its own WiFi. Connect with any phone and configure everything from a PIN-protected web app — dashboard, network, display, night shutdown. No technical skills needed.
Updates arrive on a USB stick, cryptographically signed. No cloud dependency, no tampering.
Optional secondary display shows temperature and system status at a glance — health checks without a keyboard.
The complete OS is ~320 MB — 12× lighter than Raspberry Pi OS. Every unit is identical, versioned and traceable, from 1 to 100 screens.
No keyboard, no monitor cables, no technician on site. The Raspberry Pi becomes its own access point — you configure everything from a dedicated web app, on any phone or computer.
The device broadcasts its own WiFi network — no router needed.
Join the network with any phone or laptop. Nothing to install.
The device serves its own configuration web app, protected by PIN.
Dashboard, network, display & rotation, night shutdown — saved instantly, no technical skills required.
No app · No cables · No technician — just a web page
Field-proven on real industrial installations — from the USA to Northern Europe.
Volume deployments, custom hardware or special requirements? — talk to us