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Kiosker review

Freemium#9 of 20 in Kiosk BrowsersiPad Kiosk SoftwareKiosk Management Software

A configurable iOS kiosk browser with strong controls and MDM support.

8.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Kiosker is a configurable fullscreen web browser for iPhone and iPad, designed for fixed-purpose displays such as interactive kiosks, product demonstrations, exams, dashboards, and digital signage. It supports web and local content, bookmarks, domain restrictions, automatic reloads, idle-time navigation resets, printing, and device-locking features. The product is offered through a subscription edition with a free tier and seven-day trial, alongside Kiosker Pro, a pay-upfront professional version.

For kiosk control, Kiosker combines URL and host allowlisting or blacklisting with single-app mode, remote configuration through mobile-device management, and scheduled screensavers. Screensavers can show clocks, slideshows, or websites. Custom JavaScript and CSS injection provides additional control over displayed content, while local web server support enables locally hosted experiences. Client certificate authentication and AirPrint support extend its fit for managed, dedicated displays.

Its ecosystem fit is a key consideration. Published integrations include Simple MDM, Microsoft Intune, IBM MaaS360, Hexnode, Jamf Pro, and Flic. Kiosker Pro adds MDM configuration and single-app mode, while the subscription edition provides the free tier and trial. Choose Kiosker when an iPhone or iPad kiosk needs fullscreen browsing, navigation restrictions, scheduled visual content, and managed device behavior. It is less suited to teams seeking a general-purpose browser or a product centered on artificial intelligence features.

Kiosker pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Fullscreen browsing with URL and host allowlists or blocklists
    • MDM configuration and single-app device mode
    • Screensavers, resets, local content, certificates, and custom CSS/JavaScript
  • Where it doesn't
    • The clearest fit is Apple mobile kiosk deployment
    • Kiosker Pro is a separate pay-upfront edition
    • Advanced configuration depends on the selected edition

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