A closer look
screenrig provides signage and kiosk infrastructure designed to be driven by AI agents. Agents interact via a bundled CLI and plugin to create content, set up playlists, publish updates to displays, and verify playback state. The system supports hardware endpoints including web players, Linux x86_64, Raspberry Pi (aarch64), Samsung Tizen, and BrightSign devices. Display updates provide verifiable confirmation on whether the player has received the content or is currently playing it.
Who it’s for
AI agents managing autonomous digital displays Restaurant operators automating menu board changes across dayparts Workplace managers displaying scheduled video, updates, and web content Screen fleet administrators monitoring playback verification across multiple dev
Where it runs / features
- Web
- Linux
- CLI
Listing details
Price
Freemium
To start
Install required
What you can do
Generate display media such as scheduled menus in 16:9 formats using agent commands Initialize and schedule playlists based on time triggers Publish updates directly to target restaurant or workplace screens Capture on-glass screenshots to confirm currently rendered content Pair screens by providing a pairing code from the web player app to the agent
Limits
Standard free plan supports up to 100 screens Maximum of ten free Standard projects per owner at creation Prepaid or separate token-based billing for image generation Plan-specific event history retention limits (e.g., 7-day or 90-day history)
Questions
How do you start using screenrig?You install the official plugin into your agent, open the Player web app on the screen, and supply the pairing code to the agent.What is included in the free Standard plan?The Standard plan is free with no plan fee or per-screen subscription for up to 100 screens, and allows up to ten free projects per owner.How is image generation billed?Image generation is metered and billed separately by token rather than included in the base plan fee.Which player platforms are supported?Supported setups include the web player app, Linux x86_64, Raspberry Pi (aarch64), Samsung Tizen, and BrightSign.How does screenrig confirm that content is playing?Publishing status reports whether the player is playing the new content or only has it assigned, and agents can request screen screenshots to confirm the display.
Imported from Findly.tools on 2026-10-18. Source statements have not been independently verified.
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