It's often recommended to clear the memory of your Mac. This can be done by restarting a Mac.
You can setup it with a specific schedule by using the terminal: 
https://www.macrumors.com/how-to/schedule-shut-down-boot-up-macos-ventura/

You are missing a feature? We can build a custom browser to support multiple screens, your branding or even custom functions. We built more than 10 browsers for enterprise customers. Fill this form to receive a quote.

Yes, version 8.6 is now supporting multiple screens. 

Version 8.6 is introducing two options for local web server

1. A simplified web server built in WebKiosk.
It's recommended to disable the sleeping mode of  your Mac if you are using it.

2. Apache web server with PHP support
You can setup it with one click in preferences. 

IMPORTANT
The default page should be named index.html

 

Yes, we are now also offering a simplified iPad version. It's available on the Apple App Store.

We work with some partners for touchscreens. They have solutions for macOS and Windows 

https://alogic.co/products/clarity-pro-touch

https://www.beetronics.com/c-touchscreens

https://www.touch-base.com/drivers

https://www.elotouch.com/touchscreen-monitors.html

https://microtouch.com/products/

https://www.apollodisplays.com/

https://www.pqlabs.com/g7-flat-touch.html

Apple is providing this method.
https://support.apple.com/en-ph/guide/mac-help/mh15189/12.0/mac/12.0
 

WebKioskAgent app is a freeware that is automatically relaunching WebKiosk when a user is detected on the Finder or after a crash.

You need to have at least WebKiosk 8.1 and the settings enabled in Preferences (security section).
The feature is disabled temporary when you are in preferences and when you click the Quit button from preferences.
Because of Apple Sandboxing policy, you need to launch the app at least one time to give an authorization of use.
You can download WebKioskAgent here: https://download.xproline.io/WebKioskAgent.dmg

We recommend to move WebKioskAgent inside the Utilities folder of the Mac.

NOTE: since version 8.2, you can download and install WebKioskAgent app from preferences.

There is no time limitation. Entering your license allows you to: 
> remove the trial message appearing on top of the browser view
> protect the preferences with a password (not working in trial mode)
> disable the quit menu (not working in trial mode)
 

You have two options:

1. Using xProline servers (a FREE service)

There is a Child and Parent mode available in WebKiosk Preferences. When you  setup a kiosk in Parent mode, the preferences are saved locally but also automatically uploaded to xProline servers. Then, you can just select the Child mode to apply the same preferences to other kiosks. Very simple and very powerful. Requires at least version 8.1. The parent and child kiosks also need to run the same version of the app.
 
NOTES: 
The feature can be tested in trial mode but the option to always update preferences at launch of the app requires a valid user license. 
If you have a custom logo for the toolbar located in the Documents folder , the logo need to be present on all kiosks too in order to be displayed correctly. 

2. Using Apple Remote Desktop

You can use this application to copy the app and preferences to multiple computers.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/apple-remote-desktop/id409907375?mt=12
You just have to copy two items:
1. The application WebKiosk
2. The folder containing preferences at the same location. Users / Account Name / Library / Containers / WebKiosk

NOTE: The license is checked few times per month at launch of the app to verify the number of users related to the license

YES, we validate user licenses with a server when you register your license. We also check randomly (average one time per month) the license at launch of the app.

Our license and accessibility agreement is the same than Apple for the Mac App Store. Nothing specific related to our product.

YES, in the preferences (security section), you can hide the menu bar or disable the menu options of the Apple menu.

Yes, in preferences of WebKiosk (security section), you can disable Command+Option+Escape option and many other settings.

Mac version
You can use the keyboard shortcut COMMAND+OPTION+P

Windows version
You can use the F5 keyboard function

Linux version
You can use the F5 keyboard function

We always recommend Apple Desktop or Screens 4

https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-remote-desktop/id409907375?mt=12

https://edovia.com/en/screens-mac/
 

Two methods are available:

Using the app:
With WebKiosk, you can create a white list (restricting access to a list of websites).

Using third parties solutions :
We recommend to use some third parties DNS or apps like these ones

https://pornaddictiontest.com/free-porn-blockers-mac/
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/xguard-porn-blocker-with-ai/id1475474731?mt=12
 

Mac Version
WebKiosk web browser is using Apple Webkit engine used by Safari. It's modern, fast and integrated in the operating system for the best performance. It' also updated automatically when the operating system is updated. The new version 8 is using the modern version named WKwebview.

Windows version
WebKiosk use Chromium engine

Linux version
WebKiosk use Chromium engine

First, you need to make sure that you have at least version 4.3.

Second, you just need to enable EasyGantt support in your iCloud settings in macOS preferences. After relaunching the app, you should be able to save your documents directly to iCloud folder and sync projects automatically between your Mac computers. 

By default, all features are enabled and you can use the app during 5 days.

Our license and accessibility agreement is the same than Apple for the Mac App Store. Nothing specific related to our product.

Select a task on the Gantt view. You will a dot at the end of the task. Click on the dot while keeping the mouse down and connect the next task. 

NOTE: when you select a dependency, you can edit many options.

Yes, you can download many projects made with EasyGantt by clicking here

YES but you need to export a project to Microsoft XML format as Microsoft default format is not open to developers. You can import projects from the Import menu (90% of documents are compatible. It's not 100% because Microsoft do not even respect  XML standard conventions)

Yes, you can cancel a subscription from any moment. The current month or year (depending of the selected plan) is always due and cannot be refunded. You can cancel a subscription from your account with one click.

Any cloud service is 100% free to use with a FREE TRIAL plan that you can select at signup. We are not requesting any credit card information. All features are available.

Limitations of the trial version:

You can only manage two docks

You can only add up to 10 items per dock

You can unlock all limitations by purchasing a license from our website.

You can use any open source AI engine installed on a local server or on the kiosk itself.
One of the most easy to use is LMStudio. 

Step 1. Download LMStudio app 
Step 2. Download the AI model of your choice from the app
Step 3. Enable the server with all options (double arrows icon). 
That's it. You can now replace the API URL of HelloKiosk with the one provided by LMStudio app (you don't any API key in this case)

When you are in trial mode:
- a text trial mode is displayed on the kiosk screen
- the access to preferences cannot be protected by a password

To access preferences, you can use the secret default keyboard shortcut. Make sure to enable the protection of preferences with a password too. 

Mac version : “COMMAND + OPTION + P”

Windows version : “F5”
 
Linux version : “F5”

Tutorial for OpenAI
 https://www.xproline.io/hellokiosk_openai

Tutorial for Mistral AI 
https://www.pickaxeproject.com/post/how-to-get-a-mistral-api-key-2025
 

You can download a file as a starting template. You can customize each image with any content from any image editor. Affinity Photo Editor or PixelMator Pro are great options to create stunning content for your digital signage kiosk.

The trial version can only display the first 3 images. Purchasing a license is unlocking all features. 

We decided to invest in modern technologies. The app is built with Swift language for the best performance to handle a large amount of images. It's also more reliable with recent hardware powered by Apple silicon. 

Limitations of the trial version:

• You can set up a password in preferences but it's not operational 
• You can only manage up to 10 notes
• The trial sentence will appear in the primary window

You can unlock all limitations by purchasing a license from our website.

By default, the data is stored on your computer inside a SQLLite database that is encrypted. No data is sent to the cloud.

When we thought about which Mac to support, we realize that it doesn't make any sense to support Mac with Intel chips anymore.
Apple is offering Macs with Apple silicon chips since 2020 and the company have no plans to go back to Intel chips.
For better stability, performance and focus on future features, it was logical to only support Apple silicon chips, especially for this kind of app. 

InfoMac is working with a background agent app named “InfoMac Agent”
You have two ways to remove this background app that is useful to check the health of your Mac.

1. Reboot the Mac, it will not restart again until you launch InfoMac app again.

2. Follow these steps:

- Launch Activity Monitor located in Applications / Utilities
- Enter InfoMac in the search field
- Click on InfoMacAgent name and click the first button to kill the app

YES, xScan was a very popular app for Mac users. We cleaned the code and optimized it for Apple silicon chips.
We also simplified the user experience. So in substance, InfoMac is the evolution of xScan.

NOTE: licenses purchased for xScan are not compatible.

Yes, you can find the settings for iCloud email addresses here : https://support.apple.com/en-us/102525

At this time, only the modern IMAP protocol is supported. Pop3 servers are not supported.

During this time, your mailbox is not monitored.

The only solution in this case is to install SpamOut on a server. We recommend to rent a server from MacWeb

In preferences, you can setup two ways to monitor your mailbox

- entering your own list of sentences or words to ban 
- using the list created and managed by SpamOut (the list is updated weekly)

By default, SpamOut check every 5 minutes your mailbox but you can setup it with more options in preferences. 

The backup button allows you to backup your secrets to a secure online server. It's completely optional and the feature requires a user license. 

You also need to setup preferences to activate the feature. The backup can also used by the iPhone version.

Another use case: you lost your computer. You can restore your backup data any time from another computer. 

The backup is stored on secure Mac servers. 

SecretBox for iPhone connect to the backup of SecretBox desktop version.

Step 1 - On your Mac, enable the backup option in preferences of SecretBox.

Step 2 - On your Mac, click on the backup button above the list of secrets.

Step 3 - You can now use your backup with SecretBox Mobile version.

By default, the data is stored on your computer inside a SQLLite database that is encrypted. No data is sent to the cloud.

Limitations of the trial version:

• You can set up a password in preferences but it's not operational 
• You can only manage up to 10 secrets
• The trial sentence will appear in the primary window

You can unlock all limitations by purchasing a license from our website.

You can manage your secrets by categories. These are the ones available in version 3:

• Web passwords
• Software licenses
• Credit cards information
• Computers or server passwords
• Other information like the ones related to people

The Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) is a symmetric block cipher chosen by the U.S. government to protect classified information.

AES is implemented in software and hardware throughout the world to encrypt sensitive data. It is essential for government computer security, cybersecurity and electronic data protection.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) started development of AES in 1997 when it announced the need for an alternative to the Data Encryption Standard (DES), which was starting to become vulnerable to brute-force attacks.

NIST stated that the newer, advanced encryption algorithm would be unclassified and must be "capable of protecting sensitive government information well into the [21st] century." It was intended to be easy to implement in hardware and software, as well as in restricted environments -- such as a smart card -- and offer decent defenses against various attack techniques.

AES was created for the U.S. government with additional voluntary, free use in public or private, commercial or noncommercial programs that provide encryption services.