# Kiosky documentation

> Everything you need to set up, lock down and automate an Android tablet with Kiosky, for people and for AI assistants.

Kiosky turns an Android tablet or phone into a kiosk: a wall panel, an info screen, a signage display or a single-purpose device. It shows a dashboard, a website or one app, keeps it running, and can lock the device so nobody wanders off into Android. It works with any web page and has first-class support for Home Assistant.

These pages are the complete user guide. If you are new, read [Getting started](getting-started.md) and then [Choosing a mode](modes.md). If you would like an AI assistant such as Claude to configure the tablet for you, go straight to [Set up Kiosky with an AI assistant](ai-setup.md).

## How the docs are organised

- **Start here** covers install, the setup wizard and the choice between a normal app and a locked kiosk.
- **Use Kiosky** covers dashboards, screen and power behaviour, and the camera and sensors.
- **Connect** covers Home Assistant, the REST API and MQTT.
- **Reference** covers Kiosky Pro and security.
- **Help** covers troubleshooting and the AI assistant guide.

## For agents and scripts

Every page is also available as plain Markdown at the same address with a `.md` ending, for example `/docs/rest-api.md`. The index for agents is [`/llms.txt`](/llms.txt) and the whole documentation in one file is [`/llms-full.txt`](/llms-full.txt).

> **Note.** Kiosky is under active development. Where a feature is planned but not built yet, these pages say "Coming soon" instead of describing it as if it worked.