I like Anthias because it offers a super easy way to control our screens with simplicity of usage - yet very powerful. The security aspects are great, and it's incredibly easy to install and run. The API makes it super easy to create a personal overviews of active devices - from the main Anthias UI - it super easy to either point to a IP/URL or to upload content and control playlists with photos and videos in the scheduler. I appreciate that it updates instantly when I update a screen. I also needed a system that operates offline and is self-controlled, which Anthias provides. The control dashboard is straightforward to understand and use. It's super cool having the ability to make an active list of health for each device and see if they are online and what their last performance details were via the well defined API. I love that it's open source, which allows me to develop or request new features on GitHub. Anthias being OSS and locally running on the Pi host makes each device self-controlled, meaning I don’t need another large system to manage my devices. The initial setup was very easy, taking about 20 minutes initially and only 10-15 minutes for additional devices. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I initially had a problem as one of my Pis was running 32bit, which took me some time to understand that I needed to update or reinstall to a PiOS with 64 bit. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.