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Fugo

Android digital signage software

Android hardware is easy to source — sticks, smart TVs, and SoC displays. Fugo turns whichever you choose into a centrally managed screen network.

Android-powered LED wall and LCD screens running digital signage in a shopping centre

Android makes signage hardware easy to get

Familiar devices, wide retail availability, and one Fugo player across form factors.

Sourced from ordinary retail

Buy sticks and smart displays through consumer retail or AV channels — replacements are usually in stock locally.

Displays with Android built in

Sony, Hisense, and others ship Android or Google TV on the panel — Fugo runs with nothing on the HDMI port.

Sticks for screens you already own

Plug a signage stick into an existing display and add it to the network without replacing the panel.

One app across form factors

The same Fugo player runs on Android TVs, sticks, boxes, and tablets — one fleet in the CMS.

Supported back to Android 7.1.2

Minimum: Android 7.1.2, dual-core, 2 GB RAM. Hardware already on site often clears it.

Familiar for IT and operators

Teams already know Android installs and updates — less exotic tooling than dedicated signage appliances.

Install Fugo like any Android app

On Google Play devices, install Fugo Digital Signage Player and pair with a PIN. Without Play, use the APK. Amazon Signage Stick selects Fugo during device registration.

Set up Fugo on Android
The pair-a-screen dialog in Fugo CMS, offering the Fugo Player app install on a display device and a four-digit PIN entry

The CMS behind every Android screen

Whatever Android hardware you run, Fugo is how you design, schedule, automate, and manage the network.

Explore all Fugo features

Centralized screen management

Organize and control your entire screen network from one place, without losing the flexibility to manage each screen according to its setup.

Works across mixed hardware

Sticks, SoC TVs, and tablets sit in one account — group and target them however you operate the estate.

Built-in remote monitoring

See what’s happening on remote screens from Fugo. Verify playback and investigate problems without sending someone on site.

Granular user management

Give teams access to the screens and content they own without opening the rest of the network.

Where to start with Android hardware

Three routes to a running screen — all in the same CMS.

View all supported Android hardware
Screens you already own

Amazon Signage Stick

Purpose-built signage stick — plug into HDMI and add an existing display without replacing the panel.

Key features
  • Around $100 a screen

  • Signage firmware with kiosk-mode auto-launch

  • Choose Fugo during device registration

  • Remote provisioning from the Amazon Signage console

Buying the display too

Hisense UH8 Series

Google TV display from ordinary retail — Fugo installs on the TV with nothing on HDMI.

Key features
  • Google Play built into the display

  • Nothing plugged into the HDMI port

  • Stocked by general consumer retailers

Screens that run open to close

Sony BRAVIA BZ30L

Professional Bravia with Android built in — all-day duty without a box on the back.

Key features
  • Android built into the display

  • Sony’s professional display line, sold through AV channels

  • Handles two concurrent video zones in a multi-zone layout

Android digital signage FAQs

What is Android digital signage?

Signage running on an Android TV, Google TV display, stick, box, or tablet. A player app stays on screen and pulls content from a cloud CMS like Fugo — chosen mainly because the hardware is easy to buy and replace.

Do I need a separate media player?

Only if the display doesn’t already run Android. SoC smart displays run Fugo on the panel; otherwise use a stick or box such as the Amazon Signage Stick.

How do I install Fugo on Android?

Install Fugo Digital Signage Player from Google Play (or sideload the APK), open it, and enter the pairing PIN in Fugo. On Amazon Signage Stick, select Fugo during registration. Full steps: Android setup guide.

What Android version does Fugo need?

Android 7.1.2+, dual-core, 2 GB RAM, 5 GB storage. For all-day use prefer Android 10+, quad-core, 4 GB RAM, 16 GB storage. See the Android hardware directory for tested models.

What content can I show?

Design Studio layouts, media, web pages, HTML, triggers, TV dashboards, and touch experiences on supported screens. Portrait and multi-zone layouts are supported.

Will it keep playing offline?

Yes for cached media — playback continues through an outage and picks up changes when the network returns. Live dashboards, web pages, and streams need connectivity to update.

Can I use Android tablets for signage?

Yes — common for room signs, desk displays, and small wayfinding. Prefer commercial-grade tablets on Android 10+ for always-on use.

Can I cast or mirror to Android screens?

Fugo runs as a dedicated player app, not as a Chromecast-style mirror. For wireless casting workflows, see AirServer; for day-to-day signage, install the Fugo player on the device.

Which Android device should I buy?

Existing screens: Amazon Signage Stick. Buying the display too: a Google TV set (e.g. Hisense UH8) or a professional Sony Bravia for long hours. Full list: Android hardware directory.