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Install the Fugo player app on your device

To connect a screen to Fugo CMS, you'll need it to run the Fugo Player app. Find your device or platform below to get the download link or setup instructions.

STANDARD OS

Run Fugo on standard operating systems

Install the Fugo Player app directly on your device from an app store or a download file.

Android

Smart TVs, media players & commercial displays

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Sony BRAVIA

BRAVIA & BZ professional Android TV displays

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Amazon Fire

Fire TV sticks, cubes & Fire TV Edition TVs

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ChromeOS

Chromeboxes & managed kiosk devices

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Linux

Ubuntu, Debian & Linux-based mini PCs

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macOS

Mac Mini, Mac Studio & iMac

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Raspberry Pi

Pre-configured image for Pi 4 & Pi 5

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Windows

Windows 10 & 11 PCs, NUCs & all-in-ones

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SIGNAGE PLATFORMS

Deploy Fugo with dedicated signage platforms

Deploy & manage the Fugo Player app through a dedicated signage platform that supports provisioning, remote management, and fleet control.

Amazon Signage

Amazon Signage Stick & Signage Manager

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BrightSign

Series 4, 5 & 6 players via BSN.cloud

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IAdea

XMP professional media players

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LG webOS Signage

Built-in SoC on LG commercial displays

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Philips Wave

PPDS Wave-enabled professional displays

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Samsung SSSP

Tizen-based commercial signage displays

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BROWSER PLAYER

Run Fugo in a browser

Open the Fugo Player app via a URL to run it without installing anything on the device.

Fugo Browser Player

Run in any browser — no install required

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Fugo Chrome Extension

Turn any Chrome browser into a Fugo screen

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AirServer

Display Fugo when screen is idle

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Google Meet

Screensaver signage for meeting rooms

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Microsoft Teams

Digital signage for Teams Rooms displays

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Zoom Rooms

Signage URL for Zoom room displays

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FUGO PLAYERS

Use a dedicated Fugo player

Run Fugo on dedicated hardware that's battle-tested by our team for consistent performance.

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Fugo NUC

Fugo NUC

Windows-based, supports up to 3 displays

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Fugo Chromebox

Fugo Chromebox

ChromeOS-based, slim & fanless

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Hardware guides

A dedicated guide for every platform Fugo runs on, with setup steps and recommended devices.

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Android

Android TVs, tablets, and signage players for flexible digital signage.

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S

Samsung smart TV

Samsung Tizen-powered smart TVs and SSSP commercial displays.

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L

LG webOS

LG webOS smart displays and commercial signage.

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Amazon fire TV

Cost-effective Fire TV devices for digital signage.

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S

Sony BRAVIA

Premium Sony BRAVIA and BZ professional Android TV displays.

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W

Windows

Windows PCs, mini-PCs, and all-in-one displays.

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L

Linux

Linux-based systems and single-board computers.

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m

macOS

Mac Mini and iMac for high-performance signage.

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C

ChromeOS

Chromeboxes and Chrome OS devices in kiosk mode.

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R

Raspberry Pi

Affordable Raspberry Pi for digital signage projects.

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B

BrightSign

Professional BrightSign media players via BSN.cloud.

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I

IAdea

Professional grade IAdea media players.

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P

Philips Wave

Philips professional displays with PPDS Wave technology.

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F

Fugo browser player

Run in any browser — no install required.

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F

Fugo Chrome extension

Turn any Chrome browser into a Fugo screen.

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A

AirServer

Display Fugo when the screen is idle.

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G

Google Meet

Screensaver signage for meeting rooms.

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M

Microsoft Teams

Digital signage for Teams Rooms displays.

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Z

Zoom Rooms

Signage URL for Zoom room displays.

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F

Fugo NUC

Windows-based, supports up to 3 displays.

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F

Fugo Chromebox

ChromeOS-based, slim & fanless.

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Player comparison

Compare features across different hardware options.

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Frequently asked questions

Common questions about downloading and setting up Fugo on your devices.

Which device should I choose for digital signage?

It depends on your use case. For most businesses, Android devices (like Google TV Streamer or NVIDIA Shield) offer the best balance of cost and performance. For enterprise deployments, consider Samsung SSSP or LG webOS displays with built-in SoC — no external player needed. If you want the simplest setup, try the Fugo Browser Player to get started with zero hardware.

Can I try Fugo without buying hardware?

Yes! Open https://player.fugo.ai in any web browser to run the Fugo Player instantly. You can also install the Fugo Chrome Extension to turn any Chrome browser into a signage screen. Both options are free to use with your Fugo account.

How do I install Fugo on a smart TV?

For Samsung commercial displays, Fugo installs directly through the SSSP platform in device settings. For LG webOS Signage displays, install via URL on the device. For Android TVs (Sony BRAVIA, Philips, TCL), download the Fugo Player app from the Google Play Store. Each platform has a dedicated setup guide — click on the platform card above for details.

What is the Fugo browser player?

The Fugo Browser Player lets you run digital signage directly in a web browser at https://player.fugo.ai. No downloads, no hardware — just open the URL and your content displays. It works on any device with a modern web browser, making it perfect for quick demos, testing, or simple signage setups.

Do I need a Fugo account to download the player app?

You can download and install the Fugo Player app without an account, but you'll need a Fugo account to connect the player to your content. Start a free trial at fugo.ai/app/login to get set up.

Can I manage multiple devices from one place?

Yes. Fugo's cloud CMS lets you manage all your screens from a single dashboard, regardless of what hardware or platform each screen runs on. You can mix Android, Windows, BrightSign, Samsung, and browser players in the same account.