What it does
Bring any RSS or Atom feed to your screens — a news site, an industry blog or your own company feed. Paste the feed address, usually the site's homepage with /feed or /rss on the end, choose one of many layouts from a single story to a full mosaic, and optionally add a QR code to keep reading on a phone. Stories refresh on their own, so it stays fresh in lobbies and break rooms.
Every app in the catalogue is part of the plan. There is no app store, no per-app charge and nothing held back for a higher tier.
How to show an RSS news feed on a TV
Point the app at a news site or blog and the screen shows its latest stories, refreshed on its own — with a QR code beside each one so people can finish reading on their phone.
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Find the feed
Look for an RSS link or icon on the site, or try the homepage address with /feed or /rss added.
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Add the app
In the dashboard, add RSS feed from Apps and paste the address under Feed address.
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Choose a layout
Ten layouts, from one story at a time to a whole front page or a news channel.
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Set the details
A Light or Dark theme, How many stories to use (1 to 20, newest first), and whether to Show QR code.
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Put it on a screen
Add the app to a playlist, give it a duration and publish it to the screen.
Good to know
Refreshes on its own
New stories appear without anyone touching the screen.
Keeps the last stories offline
If the network drops, the screen keeps showing the stories it last received, and new ones arrive when the connection returns.
Public feeds only
Any public RSS or Atom feed works. A feed behind a login or on a private network cannot be read.
Questions about this app
Yes, if it publishes a feed — most blog platforms do, usually at /feed.
One feed per app. Add the app once for each feed and put them in the same playlist.
The full story, on the phone of whoever scans it.
Something for every kind of screen.
Install what you need and ignore the rest. Nothing here is an add-on you pay extra for.