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VisitKiosk vs KioskSide
What both publish
| Fact | Kiosk | KioskSide |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The desktop apps support opening PDFs directly and associating Kiosk with PDF files; the extension can intercept PDFs opened in Chrome. | The Linux page describes a peripheral-ready architecture for potential printer and sensor integrations, subject to driver and workflow testing. |
| Maker | The repository credits Sarthak Ghosh as the maker. | The site identifies IQ CORPORATION P.S.A. as the controller of personal data submitted through its enquiry form. |
| Platforms | The README lists web, macOS, Windows, Android, and Chrome extension builds, and the releases page includes Linux installers. | KioskSide supports Windows, Android, and Linux terminals. |
| Product | Kiosk is an open-source PDF reader for web, desktop, mobile, and browser extensions. | KioskSide combines kiosk applications with an online dashboard for publishing content, managing settings and monitoring devices. |
Kiosk plans
- FreeFree
- KioskFree
KioskSide plans
No prices published.
Pick Kiosk if…
Kiosk suits readers who want a free PDF app across desktop, mobile, web, or a supported browser, with search and display options. It also fits people who want on-device PDF processing and annotation tools in the Chrome extension.
Pick KioskSide if…
KioskSide is aimed at organizations such as schools, public institutions, retail businesses, hotels, offices, showrooms, and exhibition operators. It suits teams managing kiosk content or settings across individual devices or fleets.