A self-service screen your customers use without waiting for staff.
A touchscreen that works with all of your operational data inside Calisto Pro. Start in minutes from one of twenty-five industry templates. Customize every screen with our builder.
The Kiosk App for Self-Service
A screen designer, a template library, and a device fleet, all reading the data your business already runs on.
Workspace
Five tabs carry one kiosk from design to live.
Screen Designer
The visual editor and the template library.
Four Flows
Check-in, self-order, concierge, and registration.
Device Fleet
Pair it with a code. Watch it from one board.
Analytics
Session funnels, touch heatmaps, and completion rates.
0
industry starter templates
Eight
industries the template library spans
Four
flows from one screen designer
Five
tabs carry everything about a kiosk
One
catalog shared with every surface
Zero
proprietary kiosk hardware required
Design it, connect it, publish it, deploy it, watch it.
A kiosk is something you build. Open one and five tabs carry everything about it, with design behind the paintbrush in the header. One design then runs two ways: on the hardware you deploy it to, and at a public address anyone can scan into.
Visual editor. Template library. Built for public touch.
A visual editor for kiosk screens, twenty-five templates to start from, and the accessibility controls a public touch surface needs. Branding, idle timeout and waiver text live in Settings.
A visual editor for the layout, content, touch targets and navigation of every screen. What you compose is what the deployed kiosk runs.
Twenty-five templates across eight industries, with the ones matching your business first, plus a blank kiosk. Or describe what you need and edit the draft.
Contrast, text size, touch-target size and reduced motion are design controls, and the published kiosk reads them back. Accessibility is part of the theme, not a retrofit.
One designer. Four flows. Twenty-four templates.
Check somebody in, take an order, answer a question, or sign somebody up. Each flow carries its own templates, on top of the twenty-five industry starters.
Seven templates covering guests, members, residents, tickets, races, desks and forms. Each one reads the reservation, membership or ticket the rest of your business already holds.
Pair it with a code. Watch it from one board.
A new device comes online from a confirmation code, joins a group by location or purpose, and takes its configuration from that group. The board then tells you which kiosks are up right now and what any one of them is showing.
A live board, not a refresh button
Total, online and offline update as they change, with a badge that says honestly whether the stream is live or reconnecting rather than showing stale counts as fresh.
Pair it with a code
A new kiosk comes online from a confirmation code and starts running the flow you assigned it. No proprietary hardware, and nothing to install on the glass.
See what a kiosk is showing
Capture a screenshot remotely, stamped with the time it was taken. It answers what is on the screen in the lobby without walking to the lobby.
Emergency broadcast
Push an alert and it reaches kiosk and display devices together, with a push to admin browsers alongside it. Dismiss it and it clears the same way.
One definition of offline
You set the heartbeat interval and the offline threshold once. The roster, the live board and the device page all read that same setting.
Groups, not one device at a time
Organize devices by location or purpose, and push a configuration change to every device in the group without visiting any of them.
Completion by flow. Drop-off by step. Taps by element.
Analytics
Sessions, completion rate, timeouts and average duration, broken down per device and per flow.
Session Funnel
Where people abandon a flow, step by step, so you fix the screen that loses them instead of guessing.
Touch Heatmap
Where people actually tap, overlaid on the screen they tapped, and which elements nobody touches.
Where Kiosks touches everything else.
4 of these 8 connections are in your plan today. The rest stay visible so you know the instrument is there before you need it.
Catalog
Cafe, restaurant and room-service menus resolve through the one shared catalog spine.
Payments
Payment taken at a kiosk runs through the account’s own payment connectors.
Orderflow
An order placed at a kiosk lands in the Orderflow queue and the kitchen board with it.
Bookings
Concierge reservations and session check-in read and confirm against the shared bookings model.
Registry
Membership sign-up and member check-in read and write the shared membership plans and member records.
Tickets
Ticket check-in validates a scanned ticket and moves the capacity count on the shared attendee records.
Station
The universal self-service template mounts the full station terminal shell on an unattended kiosk.
Access
Visitor registration writes a guest access record, and check-in flows provision the credential that opens the door.
No setup cost. Pay when you start using.
Self-service terminals for your floor.
Recommended for you
Works well together.
Calisto Catalog
Calisto Commerce
Catalog, pricing, payments, proposals, contracts, and CRM
Learn more →Calisto Payments
Calisto Commerce
Catalog, pricing, payments, proposals, contracts, and CRM
Learn more →Calisto Orderflow
Calisto Bookings
Included with Commerce or Ops
Reservations, inventory, contacts, tickets, and scheduling
Learn more →Calisto Registry
Included with Commerce or Ops
Reservations, inventory, contacts, tickets, and scheduling
Learn more →Calisto Tickets
Calisto Tickets
Ticketed events with seat assignment, QR check-in, wallet passes, waivers, livestream access, and pricing seasons.
Learn more →Calisto Station
Calisto Access
Everything included in Calisto Kiosks.
- Visual kiosk screen editor for composing self-service interfaces with layout, content, and touch targets.
- Twenty-five templates across eight industries, matched to your business first, plus a blank kiosk and build-it-for-me.
- Guest, member, resident, ticket, race, coworking, and form check-in.
- Restaurant, cafe, golf, room service, and universal self-service ordering.
- Concierge home, guest info, service menu, requests, reservations, resident services, and wayfinding.
- Membership, event, visitor, waiver, and session registration.
- Device hub, groups, detail, and code activation. Pushing a group its configuration and publishing a public address are separate actions that do not surprise each other.
- Step-by-step drop-off analysis for every flow and template.
- Screen interaction heatmaps overlaid on actual kiosk layouts.
- Approval queue for device activations, configuration changes, and flow assignments.
- Fleet and session reports with device uptime, session volume, and template performance.
- A browsable listing showroom for a lobby screen, filtered by type and price, reading your own catalog. An empty catalog says so rather than showing invented listings.
- A public address with a QR code, serving the same flow the paired hardware runs. Nothing to install.
- Scope the kiosk to a branch and to the parts of your business it should serve, and pick which offers it sells.
- Live status, remote screenshot capture, emergency broadcast, and one offline threshold every surface derives from. Thresholds are range-checked on both sides, so a mistyped value cannot mark the fleet permanently offline, and clearing one returns it to the shipped default.
- Contrast, text size, touch-target size and reduced motion set in the design and honoured by the published kiosk.
- Branding, idle timeout, waiver configuration, and contact form in Settings.
Questions about Calisto Kiosks
No. A kiosk is published to an address and runs in a browser on the glass you already have, which is why deploying a second one is a publish rather than a purchase.
You can start from one of twenty-five industry templates or from blank. Either way the flow is scoped to your own catalogue, so what a customer can order is what you actually sell.
Check-in, self-order, concierge and registration flows, taking payment where the flow needs it, all writing to the same records your team works from.
Yes. Flow completion is measured per screen, which is usually how a kiosk gets fixed: you find the step people abandon rather than guessing.
The pricing section on this page reads the live catalogue and is the authority. There is no per-device licence, and Kiosks works without the rest of Calisto Nexus.
The published address stops serving. The orders, check-ins and registrations it created are records in your account and export with them.