xProline

WebKiosk 8.2.1 - Mac version

Web browser for internet kiosks

The biggest strength of WebKiosk: simplicity and reliability.

WebKiosk is a full screen, and secure web browser designed for Internet kiosks installed in public spaces like museums, libraries, trade-shows, office lobbies and more.

Version 8 is a complete rewrite featuring a modern engine for more flexibility, advanced features like automatic remote deployment of settings. Version 7.1 is still available for older Macs.

Born in 2008, our app is used and trusted by hundred of thousands of IT professionals. Former names of the app: MacPodium, xStand.

Trial version Pricing

Version 8.2.1. Requires macOS 11 or later versions. Universal binary optimized for Intel and Apple Silicon processors. Notarized by Apple secure service to prevent malware. Changelog

Easy to try, easy to buy

WebKiosk 8 is very affordable. We have amazing discounts based on quantities. After downloading and playing with the trial version, you can unlock all features by purchasing a license.

EASY DEPLOYMENT: There is an option allowing you to deploy preferences to many kiosks with one click
(it's a FREE online service that you can test in trial mode).

NOTE An iPad version is also available (no trial version)

Features	WebKiosk 7	WebKiosk 8 for Mac	WebKiosk 8 for Windows	WebKiosk 8 for Linux
Platform	Mac	Mac	PC	PC
Compatibility level	macOS 10.9 or +	macOS 11 or +	Windows 10 or +	Ubuntu 20.04 or +
Optimized for	macOS Catalina	macOS Ventura	Windows 11	Ubuntu 22.04
Optimized	Intel	Intel & Apple Silicon	Intel & ARM	Intel
HTML engine	WebKit legacy	WebKit WKWebView	Chromium	WebKit
Full screen mode
Support of local website
Password for preferences
URL control (white list)
Customizable user interface
Digital signage applications support
Virtual keyboard for touchscreens
Integration of a web server for local websites
Option to add a logo in the toolbar
Option to apply settings to multiple kiosks

Customers

Our customers are located around the world, and they love our solution for many reasons. The primary one is the ability to manage any kiosk project in a couple of minutes. Some examples: