Product
Control one screen or many locations from a browser while a native Android player keeps approved content available on each device.
Veysign separates day-to-day screen management from the physical display. Your team uploads media, builds playlists, and schedules content in the dashboard; the Android player handles download, storage, and playback on the screen. That makes routine updates possible without visiting a branch, carrying a USB drive, or leaving a browser tab open on the display.
The same workflow fits a single menu board and a multi-location rollout. Start with a supported Android device, link it using a short activation code, then decide whether content should target that device, a reusable group, or its location. The features below focus on reliable playback and practical control rather than unnecessary complexity.
A real Kotlin app, not a browser wrapper: smooth video, reliable boot behavior, and predictable memory use on TVs, boxes, and tablets.
Screens cache their playlist locally and keep playing through outages. Updates activate atomically, so a bad sync never blanks the screen.
No proprietary hardware, no manual provisioning. Enter a 6-digit code and the screen is linked to your account.
Lunch menus, weekend promos, and emergency overrides resolve by priority and specificity, with full timezone and DST handling.
Organize screens by location, assign roles from Owner to Viewer, and keep every branch on the right playlist.
Live device status, last sync, current playlist, and storage use, plus Super Admin visibility across every customer.
On the screen
The player is a real Android application, not a web page disguised as signage. It is designed for predictable startup, smooth media playback, and controlled local storage on TVs, boxes, tablets, and compatible commercial displays running Android 9 or newer. That gives teams a clearer operating model than a kiosk browser that can reload, lose a live page, or depend on a constant connection.
During an outage
Each device caches its assigned playlist. If the network goes down, the last complete version keeps playing. When connectivity returns, the screen downloads any change in the background and activates it only when the package is complete. A partial download does not replace working content, which protects customer-facing screens from avoidable blanks.
From the dashboard
See device status, last sync, current playlist, and storage use without standing in front of the screen. Organize devices by location, assign roles from Owner through Viewer, and schedule an update at the level that matches the job. Regional teams can manage their work while account owners retain control of billing and organization settings.
Content workflow
Prepare menu graphics, product photography, promotions, or announcements at the display’s aspect ratio, then upload the finished image or video to Veysign. If your source image needs quick cleanup before it becomes a screen creative, Snipinsta’s image tools can support that preparation step. Veysign remains the place where the approved asset is organized, scheduled, and delivered to screens.
Where it fits
Restaurants can daypart menu boards, retailers can coordinate campaign launches, clinics can keep waiting rooms informative, and gyms or hotels can schedule local events. Explore the digital signage use cases to see how the same player and dashboard adapt without changing the core workflow.
Yes. The Android player stores its assigned playlist locally. It continues playing the last complete version and only switches after a new update has fully downloaded and been verified.
Yes. Publish to an individual screen, a device group, or a location. That lets a central team reuse a campaign across many branches while keeping local schedules and exceptions separate.
No. Veysign is designed for supported devices running Android 9 or newer, including Android TVs, boxes, tablets, and compatible commercial displays.
See how teams use it in restaurants, retail, and schools, check pricing, or read the FAQ.
