Digital signage in any browser

If a screen has a modern browser, it can be an onday screen. Open the web player, pair it and you are live.

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onday digital signage playing on a wall-mounted landscape TV

The onday web player lives at onday.uk/player. It is a progressive web app, so on many devices you can add it to the home screen and run it full-screen like an installed app.

It is the quickest way to try onday: open it in a browser tab on your laptop and you have a working screen in a minute.

Nothing to install

Works in current versions of Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox.

Pair with a code

The player shows a code; enter it in the dashboard.

Live web content

Web pages and dashboards play live in the browser.

Add to home screen

Install it as an app for full-screen kiosk playback.

Set it up

  1. Open onday.uk/player in the screen’s browser
  2. Note the pairing code on screen
  3. In the dashboard choose Screens → Add screen and enter the code
  4. Put the browser in full-screen mode, or add the player to the home screen
  5. Assign a playlist with a schedule
onday digital signage playing on a wall-mounted portrait TV

A word on built-in TV browsers

Browsers built into smart TVs vary a great deal between brands and model years. Many run the web player well; some older ones are slow or close after a while. Try it on your TV first. If it is not dependable, a low-cost Android TV or Fire TV stick solves it.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No. The web player runs in the browser. Native apps are available for Android TV, Apple TV, iPad and iPhone, and Mac if you prefer.

It works in modern browsers. Built-in TV browsers differ by model, so test yours; a TV stick is a dependable fallback.

Any device with a current Chromium-based browser can open the web player in full-screen mode.

No. The web player is included on every plan, including the free one.

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