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Screenly/Anthias
Open source digital signage platform that turns Raspberry Pi devices and PCs into managed content displays.
Open-source alternative to:Screenly
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What is it?
Anthias is a digital signage platform for running displays on Raspberry Pi devices and PCs. It was formerly known as Screenly OSE and was renamed to separate it from Screenly's paid product. A device running Anthias cycles through assets such as images, web pages and videos on a connected screen, and it can be managed from a web dashboard.
The project supports Raspberry Pi OS and balenaOS, and it can also run on generic 64-bit ARM single-board computers running Debian-based Armbian. On those boards, video is decoded in software, so heavy 1080p or 4K video content performs best on a Raspberry Pi 4 or 5 or on x86 hardware.
Anthias is a good fit for showing menus, announcements, dashboards or promotional loops in offices, shops and public spaces without buying commercial signage software.
Key features
- 01Shows images, web pages and videos in a playlist on connected displays.
- 02Managed through a web dashboard.
- 03Runs on Raspberry Pi OS and balenaOS.
- 04Supports generic 64-bit ARM boards running Debian-based Armbian.
- 05Installs with a provided installer script or balenaHub images.
Use cases
- Displaying menus or promotions on screens in a restaurant or shop.
- Showing announcements and schedules on lobby or office displays.
- Running a low-cost signage network built on Raspberry Pi hardware.
Topics
FAQ
- What is Anthias?
- Open source digital signage platform that turns Raspberry Pi devices and PCs into managed content displays. Anthias is a digital signage platform for running displays on Raspberry Pi devices and PCs. It was formerly known as Screenly OSE and was renamed to separate it from Screenly's paid product. A device running Anthias cycles through assets such as images, web pages and videos on a connected screen, and it can be managed from a web dashboard.
- Is Anthias free to use? What license does it have?
- Anthias is open source under the Other license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is Anthias still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to Anthias was on Oct 18, 2026.
- What can I use Anthias for?
- Displaying menus or promotions on screens in a restaurant or shop. Showing announcements and schedules on lobby or office displays. Running a low-cost signage network built on Raspberry Pi hardware.
- Where can I get Anthias?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/Screenly/Anthias
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