List of Kiosk software

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This is a list of Kiosk software. The list includes kiosk-exclusive software as well as Mobile Device Management software with kiosk features.


General information

NameCompanySupported platformsType
AirWatch VMware Android, iOS, MacOS [1] [2] MDM software
Amtel AmteliOSMDM software
BES12 BlackBerry MDM software
AppTec360 Endpoint Manager [3] AppTec360iOS, Android, KNOX, Windows, macOS and ChromeOSMDM & Kiosk software
Comodo Comodo Group iOS, KNOX MDM software
Intune Microsoft Corporation iOS, KNOXMDM software
Linutop Kiosk Linutop Raspberry Pi, Ubuntu 14.04 [4] Dedicated kiosk software
Maas360 IBM Android, iOS, WindowsMDM software
ManageEngine Zoho Corporation Android, iOSMDM software
Meraki Cisco Systems iOS, KNOXMDM software
MobileIron MobileIron MDM software
MokiTouch MokiMobility Android, iOSDedicated kiosk software
NCR Netkey Kiosk NCR Corporation Dedicated kiosk software
Pandora FMS [5] Artica SL Linux MDM software
SAP Afaria SAP SE MDM software
ShoppingAssistant eyefactive GmbHWindowsInteractive Kiosk Software
SureMDM 42Gears Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, MacOS, ChromeOSMDM Software
Welcome Station Kiosk Bolt On Technology AndroidDedicated kiosk software
XenMobile Citrix Systems KNOXMDM software
VirtuKiosk [6] VirtuBoxAndroidDedicated kiosk software

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