sklera GmbH
sklera GmbH is a founder-led Austrian digital signage software vendor headquartered in Vienna, offering the sklera CMS and sklera Player platform under the tagline "digital signage made easy". Founded by Andreas Weiler and Thomas Strauß, the company builds cloud, private-cloud and on-premises HTML5-based content management software rather than selling hardware directly, and relies on hardware and sales partners such as Solo IT for on-site support.
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sklera's portfolio is a tightly integrated software suite rather than hardware:
- sklera CMS – cloud/on-premises content management for scheduling and publishing images, video, web pages and live streams, with touch layouts, video walls, weather-triggered filters, impression counters and SSP1 programmatic ad integration
- sklera Player – client playback software turning PCs, TVs and commercial displays into signage endpoints, supporting UDP multicast, remote monitoring and 4K output
- sklera Room Manager – digital door signage module with two-way Exchange/Office 365 calendar sync, native recurring events, and Oracle Hospitality interface support
Packages (Basic, Standard, Professional) are licensed per display annually, with a JavaScript SDK for custom HTML5 app integration and cloud, private-cloud, or on-premises hosting including white-labelling. The company explicitly does not sell hardware.
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