InvokeFlow turns the screens, desktops, and speakers you already run into one system you can compose and control from anywhere — no rip‑and‑replace, no cloud lock‑in. Software that finally bends your surfaces to what you need.
Signage just loops slideshows. Kiosk software locks to one app. Remote tools only mirror a whole screen. InvokeFlow takes a different stance: a surface is something you program — compose what's on it, address every piece, and command it live from anywhere. That's a dynamic software interface, and it's a category we're building from the ground up.
InvokeFlow runs on the phones, tablets, TVs, PCs, and panels you already have — one runtime across eight platforms. No proprietary players, no forklift upgrade.
Compose layouts, push content, and drive real applications across your whole fleet from a single console — one display or a thousand, with the same few clicks.
Local‑first on the network you control. No mandatory cloud, no per‑pixel metering, and your displays keep working when the internet doesn't.
Each speaks the same language, so they work together out of the box. Start with one; add the others when you're ready.
Multi‑window dashboards, media, cameras, and 35+ widgets on phones, tablets, TVs, and panels — arranged and controlled remotely.
Explore Aria → formerly KingKiosk DesktopsA lightweight agent that launches, places, and commands the actual applications on a Windows, Linux, or macOS machine — in place, remotely.
Explore Composer → formerly KingComposer Control planeSee every surface live, push commands, build layouts, and manage fleets — plus route your KingDSP audio — without touching anything by hand.
Explore Conductor → formerly King AdminIf it has a display, a desktop, or a speaker, InvokeFlow can run it.
Wayfinding, promos, and live dashboards on every wall display — scheduled and swapped from one place.
Room signage, status boards, and patient‑facing displays driven from your existing systems — privately, on‑prem.
Front‑of‑room screens, kiosks, and shared desktops a single admin can lock down, update, and reset.
Video walls and operator desktops composed from many sources, recalled as presets, and driven over your network.
Menu boards and order screens that update by time of day, in sync across every location.
Wall panels and tablets that show what matters and tie straight into Home Assistant — yours, private, local.
Point each device at your MQTT broker. It announces itself and is ready — no agents to chase, no accounts to create.
Arrange windows, widgets, and real apps into layouts — by hand in Conductor, or saved as presets you reuse across the fleet.
Send one message and surfaces respond in real time — a single screen or your whole estate, from anywhere on your network.
Everything talks over MQTT — the open standard for messaging. Commands are a small, signed JSON envelope, addressable per device and per element. The same command opens a window on a TV, a real app on a desktop, or a tile in the admin.
One command grammar across every product and platform.
HMAC‑signed commands on your own broker. Your data never leaves your network.
Wire it to Home Assistant, a script, or your own backend — it's just messages.
License what you deploy and run it on your own network. Volume and integrator pricing available — tell us about your fleet.
Tell us about your space — a lobby wall, a hospital floor, a classroom, a control room — and we'll help you stand it up.