Staff and trainer profiles
A wall of faces. Tap one to see who they are, what they do and when they're in.
Learn more about staff and trainer profilesTouch screen digital signage
Screens people can tap, without kiosk software.
Turn a touch screen into a sign people explore themselves: trainer profiles, a building directory, a product catalogue or a menu. Make any part of a design a button, choose where it goes, and manage it from the same dashboard as the rest of your screens.
Meet our trainersTap a trainer
Ideas
What people build with it.
Anything where someone wants to pick what they see next.
Building directories
Floors, tenants and rooms. Visitors tap where they're going and get directions.
Learn more about building directoriesProduct catalogues
Let shoppers browse the whole range, with prices and details, from a screen in the aisle.
Learn more about product cataloguesMenus people page through
Breakfast, lunch, drinks and specials as tabs on a counter screen.
Learn more about menus people page throughVisitor information points
Opening hours, maps, events and FAQs in a lobby, a museum or a visitor centre.
Tap to play a video
A tile that jumps to a video screen, for product demos, tours or a welcome message.
How it works
Set it up in five steps.
No code. Everything happens in the POMP designer and playlist editor.
- 1
Design a home screen
In the designer, lay out a tile for each thing people can pick: a photo and a name works well. Start from a template or a blank canvas.
- 2
Make each tile a button
Select a tile and, under When tapped, choose Go to slide… and enter the slide number in the playlist. You can also use Next slide and Previous slide for simple paging.
- 3
Design a page for each tile
Add the detail screens, and give each one a Back button that goes to slide 1.
- 4
Build the playlist
Put the home screen first and tick Show until changed so it waits for a tap. Follow each detail page with the home screen again, so if someone walks away the page returns home after its duration.
- 5
Assign it to your touch screens
Pair the screen, assign the playlist, and lock the device to POMP so nobody can leave the app.
An example playlist
1 Home (show until changed)
2 Trainer A (30s) → 3 Home
4 Trainer B (30s) → 5 Home
…Home's tiles go to slides 2, 4, 6 and so on. Each Back button goes to slide 1.
Devices
Runs on the touch screens you already have.
Android touch screens
Android tablets and touch-screen Android displays, with kiosk or lock task mode.
Learn more about android touch screensTouch PCs and kiosks
Windows touch PCs, all-in-one displays and kiosk browsers running the web player.
Learn more about touch pcs and kiosksApple TV and Android TV
No touch screen? The same buttons work with the select button on the remote.
Learn more about apple tv and android tvKeep people in the app with Guided Access on iPad, kiosk or lock task mode on Android, or your browser's kiosk mode on a PC. Our mass deployment guide covers MDM set-up for a whole fleet.
Why POMP
Touch screens, in the same place as every other screen.
- No separate kiosk software: touch screens sit in the same dashboard, playlists and schedules as the rest of your screens.
- Touch is part of every plan, including the free one. There's no per-screen touch licence.
- Edit a design once and every copy updates, so the home screen stays the same wherever it appears in the playlist.
- Live parts keep working on touch screens: clocks, weather, countdowns, calendars and data feeds.
- Players cache media, so pages open instantly and keep working if the internet drops (store apps).
- Schedules, sleep times and emergency broadcast work on touch screens just like any other screen.
Touch screen questions
Does POMP work with touch screens?
Yes. Any element on a POMP design can be a button that goes to the next slide, the previous slide or a chosen slide in the playlist. It works with a tap on a touch screen, a click on the web player and the select button on a TV remote.
Which touch screens can I use?
iPads, Android tablets and touch-screen Android displays run the POMP app. Windows touch PCs, all-in-one touch displays and kiosk browsers can run the web player at player.pompsignage.com. If the device can open a modern web browser, it can run POMP.
How does the screen get back to the start?
Tick Show until changed on the home screen so it waits for a tap. Give each detail page a duration, say 30 seconds, and put the home screen after it in the playlist. If nobody taps Back, the page returns home on its own.
Do I have to design the home screen several times?
No. Add the same design to the playlist as many times as you need. Designs are used by reference, so editing it once updates every copy.
Can a tap open a website or a form?
Not yet. Taps move between screens in the playlist, which can be designs, images, videos, web pages or any other POMP screen. For forms or sign-ups, add a QR code people can scan with their phone.
Which player version do I need?
POMP player 2.1.2 or later. Store apps update automatically and the web player always runs the latest version, so most screens already have it. Older players show the designs and ignore taps.
How do I stop people leaving the app?
On iPad, use Guided Access or your MDM's single app mode. On Android, use your EMM's kiosk or lock task mode. On a PC, run the web player in your browser's kiosk mode.
How many designs do I need?
One home screen plus one page for each tile. The free plan includes 3 custom designs, enough to try a home screen and two pages. Basic includes 20 and Pro 100.
Got a touch screen on the wall? Try it on a free account.
Pair it with POMP, build a home screen and two pages, and tap through it today.