Screenly
Screenly is a security-focused digital signage software vendor headquartered in San Francisco, originally born as a Raspberry Pi hobbyist project (later the open-source Anthias project) before evolving into a commercial, cloud-managed signage platform. The company, co-founded by Viktor Petersson and Alexander Ljungberg, now powers over 10,000 screens across 75+ countries for regulated and security-conscious organizations including banks, hospitals, embassies, and manufacturers.},
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Screenly's portfolio centers on a unified, security-hardened signage platform:
- ScreenlyOS – a security-hardened, minimal operating system for dedicated players with automatic updates
- Screenly Player / Screenly Player Max Mk 3 – dedicated hardware media players sold via Screenly's shop
- Screenly Anywhere – hardware-agnostic software for Android, Android TV, ChromeOS, Tizen, and the Amazon Signage Stick
- Developer tools – REST API, CLI, Edge Apps SDK, and MCP Server for custom, code-driven content and automation
- Enterprise suite – AlignCentral, SSO/SAML, granular access control, audit logs, consolidated billing, and support SLAs
- Apps ecosystem – pre-built integrations including Grafana, Power BI, Google Slides, Slack, TradingView, weather, and clock apps
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