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Anthias

Anthias is the world's most popular open source digital signage platform. Turn any Raspberry Pi or PC into a live display for images, web pages, and video. Free, self-hosted, no lock-in.

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  • Open Source

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  • Online
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What is Anthias?

Anthias is the world's most popular open source digital signage platform. It turns a Raspberry Pi, single-board computer, or x86 PC into a full-featured digital sign that can display images, web pages, and video on any screen.

Anthias is completely free and self-hosted, so you own your setup end to end. There are no subscriptions, no accounts, and no vendor lock-in. It runs on all major Raspberry Pi models as well as balenaOS and generic ARM boards like Rock Pi, Orange Pi, and Banana Pi, making it easy to build signage on affordable, widely available hardware.

Formerly known as Screenly OSE, Anthias is actively developed and backed by a large community, with thousands of stars on GitHub and a dedicated support forum. For teams that outgrow self-hosting and need fleet management, security, and support at scale, Anthias pairs naturally with Screenly, its commercial sibling. Whether you're running a single screen in a coffee shop or tinkering with a home dashboard, Anthias is the simplest way to get content on a display without spending a penny on software.