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FrameDeck lets you design your own dashboard screens and show them on any display: a spare monitor, your laptop screen, a tablet or old phone on your Wi-Fi, a round cooler screen like the NZXT Kraken, or a Raspberry Pi kiosk.

Every screen is a grid you lay out yourself. Widgets pick their own layout from the space they get, so the same weather widget works as a tiny icon on a 240 px round screen and as a full forecast on a 4K monitor.

Start here

1. Installing FrameDeck: download and open the app.
2. Getting Started: screens, pages, widgets and the look of your screens.
3. Pick where to show it:
   • 🖥️ A monitor or this computer
   • 📱 A tablet or old phone
   • 💧 NZXT Kraken LCD
   • 🧰 Any computer or Raspberry Pi

More

• Widgets: every built-in widget and what it shows.
• Writing Widgets: make your own with Widget Studio, including the full widget reference.
• Page Presets and Sharing: ready-made pages, and sharing layouts and widgets as files.
• Rainmeter Skins: show Rainmeter desktop skins on your screens.
• Network Sharing and Security: what other devices on your network can and can't do.
• Troubleshooting: fixes for common problems.
• Supporting FrameDeck: donations and supporter keys.
• For developers: Building from Source and Releasing.

These guides are also built into the app (in English, 简体中文 and 繁體中文): click Guides at the top of the editor.

FrameDeck is inspired by EpaperSystem by Feeengyuuu (no code was copied). It's free and open source under the MIT license.