Transforms a standard smart TV into a branded guest portal that displays check-out times, Wi‑Fi credentials, and a curated app list on a clean home screen. TV Launcher: Smart Hotel BnB, from Smartago, targets hospitality operators running Android TV devices. Key capabilities include remote management through a web dashboard, multi‑room control, and an Accessibility-based lock to keep guests inside the branded interface. It fits hotel managers and short‑term rental hosts who need consistent, guest-facing TV screens.

Designed specifically for hospitality display and guest communication

The launcher puts property information and entertainment on the TV surface, so staff can present check‑out times, contact numbers, and house rules without using third‑party overlays. The app removes stock launcher clutter and ads, replacing them with a straightforward home screen that shows a clock, weather widget, and customizable screensaver. This design targets guest-facing output rather than general consumer TV navigation.

Remote management supports multi‑room operations

The developer provides a web dashboard for remote control, enabling operators to update apps and room details without entering rooms. The tool supports multiple TVs under one account, which lets property teams push different content to specific units. Remote updates and account linking use a QR code or an 8‑digit code to register each TV quickly, simplifying rollout across several rooms.

Setup and locking aim to reduce in‑room support calls

Onboarding runs quickly: TVs link to the management account with a QR or code in about a minute, and the app requests Accessibility service permission to intercept the HOME button so guests remain in the branded environment. App locking and parental controls prevent guests from changing settings, which reduces accidental misconfiguration and limits the need for staff to visit rooms for basic fixes.

Compatibility and international use for hospitality environments

The launcher runs on Android TV and Google TV devices requiring Android 5.0 or later, and it supports several languages including English, Greek, Russian, Portuguese, Japanese, and Chinese. Those two points make it suitable for properties with international guests and standard Android TV hardware, while the cloud-based management removes the need for local configuration tools.

A targeted operational tool for hospitality operators, not for casual home users

TV Launcher serves hotel and short‑term rental teams that need controlled, consistent guest displays and centralized device updates. It demands an Android TV ecosystem and a willingness to manage screens from a cloud dashboard, so it suits property operators or technical staff rather than individual home users. For hospitality deployments seeking predictable guest TV behavior, it delivers a focused, deployable option with clear operational boundaries.