KingKiosk
Programmable Display Runtime
About
Transform any iOS device into a customizable multi-window display. Compose, control, and orchestrate real-time content across various tiles using MQTT. Ideal for creating dynamic dashboards, interactive displays, and smart home control panels.
What's New in KingKiosk
1.0.1
June 4, 2026
Stability for Fingerprinting and licensing. ML screens fixes and small improvements for smaller screens (phones). Introduction of the split flap clock and widget.
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FAQ
What is KingKiosk?
KingKiosk is a programmable display runtime that transforms any iPad or iPhone into a multi-window display surface. You can compose, control, and orchestrate content in real time over MQTT, creating custom interactive displays.
Does KingKiosk have ads?
No, KingKiosk does not contain advertisements. It is a free application with no ads, focusing on providing a clean and uninterrupted user experience.
What devices does KingKiosk support?
KingKiosk is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It leverages the capabilities of these devices to create dynamic and interactive display surfaces.
How often is KingKiosk updated?
The latest version of KingKiosk is 1.0.1, and it was last updated on June 4, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
What kind of widgets are available in KingKiosk?
KingKiosk offers over 35 built-in widgets, including clocks, weather, media players, YouTube integration, gauges, charts, maps, calendars, PDF viewers, and MQTT-driven elements.
Is KingKiosk suitable for enterprise use?
Yes, KingKiosk is built for fleets and supports optional command signing (HMAC) for enterprise deployments. It allows for easy replication of layouts across many devices with single MQTT messages.
What are the privacy features of KingKiosk?
KingKiosk is privacy-first and local-first, meaning your data stays on your network. Crash reports are opt-in by default, and the app has no analytics or tracking, avoiding cloud lock-in.
Can KingKiosk be used offline?
While KingKiosk's core functionality relies on MQTT for real-time control and updates, many of its built-in widgets, such as clocks and media players, can function locally. However, for full dynamic control and integration, an active network connection is recommended.