Kiosk Pro

Kiosk Pro is flexible kiosk software published by Kiosk Group alongside kiosk hardware, focused on preventing visitors from interfering with a device beyond its intended use.

Being sold alongside hardware by the same supplier is the practical characteristic, and in kiosk deployment that matters more than in most software purchases.

A kiosk is a physical installation. It needs an enclosure appropriate to the setting, mounting that survives being leaned on, cable management that prevents anyone unplugging it, power that is not accessible to the public, and a device that fits the enclosure precisely. Software is one component of an object that must physically work in a public space.

Buying software and hardware separately means the organisation integrates them, and discovers the mismatches after installation: an enclosure whose cutout does not align with the home button, a mount that blocks the charging port, a device that overheats in a sealed housing in a sunny window.

The focus on preventing visitor interference is the software's core job and it is harder than it appears on consumer hardware. An iPad is designed to be used freely, and turning it into a single-purpose terminal means suppressing gestures, preventing exit from the application, blocking access to settings, and recovering automatically when someone finds a way through. The last of those matters most, because an unattended kiosk that leaves its application at nine in the morning is broken for the whole day.

Pricing is published from $5 with $24.99 published in the range.