Answer bounded questions
Choose broad deployment characteristics without entering customer, app, network, or credential data.
Free Android kiosk planning tool
Android Kiosk Deployment Planner
Turn bounded deployment choices into a practical requirements brief—without creating a policy, enrollment token, QR code, or device configuration.
Private by design
Your answers stay only in this page’s memory. They are not saved, added to the URL, or sent in analytics. Refresh or close the page and the answers are gone.
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Who owns the devices?
Dedicated-device planning starts with ownership. Do not enter an organization name.
What this planner gives you
A requirements conversation starter for a bounded Android kiosk deployment—not an automated compatibility result.
- A likely dedicated-device and provisioning path when prerequisites are known.
- App, launcher, network, update, security, recovery, and staging checks.
- Visible warnings for conflicts and named decisions for the responsible teams.
- A source-linked brief you can copy, print, or download as plain text.
How to use the planning brief
Review conflicts and gaps
The planner preserves your answers and calls out incompatible or unresolved choices.
Validate with responsible teams
Take the brief to the EMM, OEM or reseller, application owner, security team, and operations owner.
Continue the kiosk deployment work
Review the commercial kiosk owner first, then the enrollment boundary and official Android requirements.
Explore Nomid kiosk mode
Review Nomid’s public single-app and multi-app kiosk capability before product-specific validation.
Review kiosk modeReview Android enrollment paths
Compare the available ownership and provisioning paths without assuming universal device eligibility.
Review enrollmentRead the official dedicated-device requirements
Use Google’s current Android Enterprise requirements as a validation input for the selected provider.
Read Google’s requirementsAndroid kiosk deployment planner FAQs
No. It produces a human-readable requirements brief only. It does not generate JSON, a QR code, an enrollment token, an APK, or any deployable device configuration.
No. Answers remain in memory while the page is open. The planner does not use fetch, server actions, cookies, browser storage, or URL parameters for answers, and analytics never contains answers or generated brief text.
No. Compatibility varies by Android version, OEM, device, app, peripherals, and management provider. The result identifies what the responsible teams must validate.
The planner will record personally owned intent as incompatible with its company-owned dedicated-device assumption. It cannot convert a personal device into a company-owned dedicated device.
Still have questions?
Our support team is here to help you get the most out of Nomid MDM.
Contact SupportReady to validate a kiosk deployment with Nomid?
Use the planning brief to discuss the exact devices, apps, enrollment path, and operating requirements with our team.