Pair and Manage
Link a Roku display by QR code or device code, then manage its saved configuration from a phone or PC.
Managed Dashboard Displays
Put operational dashboards on managed screens.
Quick Web Board links Roku and browser-based displays to a hosted control service, then gives operators one place to set pane URLs, layouts, authentication, and refresh behavior.
Capabilities
Control the display without rebuilding the dashboard.
Operators pair a screen, assign content to visible panes, choose refresh behavior, and keep the configuration on the hosted backend.
Roku does not provide a general-purpose browser. Quick Web Board renders dashboard snapshots on the server when direct display is not available.
Choose the Layout
Run one full-screen pane, two side-by-side panes, or a four-pane grid with one target URL per pane.
Render Protected Views
Use server-side snapshots with supported basic, Grafana, bearer-token, cookie, or custom-header authentication.
Deployment
A hosted control service behind the screens.
The backend stores display configuration, serves browser control and display pages, and renders pane snapshots for Roku through headless Chromium. Web Tech can plan the host, display network access, authentication, update path, and operating handoff.
Typical Engagement
Plan the content, screens, access, and operating owner.
Inventory
List dashboards, target screens, locations, networks, credentials, and display owners.
Design
Choose display clients, pane layouts, refresh behavior, rendering mode, and authentication.
Deploy
Install the backend, pair screens, load configurations, and validate the actual dashboard views.
Hand Off
Document display recovery, credential ownership, updates, backups, and support responsibilities.
Managed Displays
Need dashboards that stay useful on shared screens?
Send the dashboard types, display count, locations, authentication requirements, and the people who will operate them.