Smart TV and browser delivery
Open the public address in the device browser, then use fullscreen when available. The same address works on Smart TVs, Windows, macOS, tablets, Android TV, and web kiosks.
Integrations
Publish one display on browsers, Smart TVs, and your CMS
A NeuroDisplay public display uses one HTTPS address. Open it directly on a browser screen or place it in an approved iframe block. It does not enroll a physical Player.
Create a free web displayCMS and website embedding
Use the native HTML, iframe, URL, Web, or Embed block of your CMS. Publish the page and verify the real public result, not only the editor preview.
When to use a Player
A public address is simple browser delivery. A NeuroDisplay Player is a separate physical device workflow for eligible plans and adds hardware supervision. FREE does not create or bind a physical Player.
Responsive iframe example
<div style="position:relative;width:100%;aspect-ratio:16/9">
<iframe
src="https://neurodisplay.app/p/YOUR_PUBLIC_DISPLAY_ID"
title="NeuroDisplay"
style="position:absolute;inset:0;width:100%;height:100%;border:0"
allow="fullscreen"
loading="lazy">
</iframe>
</div>Replace YOUR_PUBLIC_DISPLAY_ID with the public display address copied from NeuroDisplay.
CMS and website embedding
WordPress
Add a Custom HTML block. Roles without permission to save unfiltered HTML can have the iframe removed.
Joomla
Use a Wrapper/Iframe menu item or an approved HTML module. Labels vary by Joomla version.
Drupal
Use an approved HTML block and text format that permits iframe markup.
Webflow
Add a Code Embed element, size the container, then publish and check the public site.
Wix
Use Embed HTML or Embed a Site, then set the area dimensions and publish.
SharePoint / intranet
Use an approved Embed web part. Your administrator can require the domain to be allowed.
Other CMS
Look for an HTML, iframe, Web, URL, or Embed block. Keep a meaningful height for the display.
Public-address safety
Anyone who receives a public address can open the published display. Revoke or stop publication in NeuroDisplay when the display must no longer be shared. Your CMS can still refuse external frames according to its own policy.