Your look & layout
Enclosure style, colors, graphics, screen size, and orientation that feel at home in your space and reflect your organization.
Designed around you
Custom Kiosks
A better welcome.
A perfect fit.
Your space. Your brand. Your way of helping people. We bring the enclosure, touchscreen, and software together in a kiosk designed for your organization.
Illustrative design concept
More than a screen on a stand. A useful tool, designed to belong.
From idea to installation
Find your fit
Big welcome. Small footprint.
Or something entirely your own.
A busy lobby, a shared front desk, an awkward corner: every space is different. These are a few starting points. We'll design around yours.
Expand conceptA welcome people can find
Give your entrance a purpose.
A dedicated station helps visitors know where to start. We can plan the screen angle, enclosure, branding, and cable routing around the way people move through your lobby.
- Reception areas and community centers
- Member check-in and visitor information
- Space for agreed scanners or printing options
Expand conceptRight beside your team
Make room without taking over.
A compact station keeps help close by and leaves your floor space open. We'll look at counter height, stability, viewing angle, and how staff will reach the equipment when it needs attention.
- Shared front desks and smaller reception areas
- Assisted sign-in and registration
- Tablet or small touchscreen options
Expand conceptKeep the floor clear
Put useful information within reach.
A wall-mounted station can fit naturally into a hallway or entrance. We plan the mounting location, screen height, power, network connection, and service access before settling on the design.
- Entrances, shared spaces, and information points
- Room schedules and wayfinding
- Sites where a freestanding unit isn't practical
Concept illustrations, not a fixed product catalog or photographs of completed installations. Dimensions, finishes, equipment, and availability are confirmed for your project.
The details make the difference
Built around what you need.
Not what happens to be in the box.
We'll work through the practical choices together, so your kiosk looks right, feels right, and does the job you bought it for.
The right equipment
Touchscreens, computers, mounts, and compatible peripherals. Need a scanner, card reader, or receipt printer? We'll check the options.
Comfortable to use
Consider reachable controls, readable screens, clear instructions, seated use, and room to approach. Site-specific access needs help guide the design.
Software with a purpose
InGenuity Community, a custom-built application, or a compatible existing service. The software should suit the job, not dictate the furniture.
A considered setup
Plan kiosk-mode access, idle-session handling, network placement, updates, and how private information stays out of view.
Help after handover
Agree on installation, a staff walkthrough, maintenance access, and ongoing support. You'll know who to call and what's covered.
A useful first stop
Less waiting.
More getting on with it.
Help people take the next step themselves, while your team stays available for the conversations that need a person.
Tell us what your visitors needCommunity centers & nonprofits
Welcome members, record visits, share activities, and help visitors find the right program.
Schools & learning spaces
Guide families to events, collect program registrations, and share campus information.
Clinics & wellness organizations
Offer directions, general visitor information, and suitable administrative forms. We review privacy requirements before agreeing on any sensitive workflow.
Businesses & public spaces
Help guests find their way, browse services, submit a request, or see what's happening in the building.
Hardware meets a bigger idea
A welcome desk that connects
with the rest of your organization.
Pair your kiosk with InGenuity Community to bring member check-in, programs, registrations, and facility scheduling into the same platform your staff uses. Or talk with us about software built for something different.
Your kiosk project and software licensing are quoted to match the setup you choose. Connected Community check-in needs internet access; equipment and software compatibility are reviewed before we commit to a build.
Let's make it happen
From your first idea
to your first visitor.
You don't need drawings or a finished specification. A photo of the space and a conversation about what you'd like to do are a good start.
- Listen & plan
We learn about your visitors, location, budget, and everyday tasks. Together we work out what the kiosk needs to do.
- Design & agree
Review the proposed layout, equipment, software, and finishes. Your written quote sets out the scope, responsibilities, and expected schedule.
- Build & check
We coordinate the agreed enclosure and equipment, configure the software, and test the workflows with you before handover.
- Set up & support
Complete the agreed installation and staff walkthrough, then keep the setup cared for under your chosen support arrangement.
A few good questions
Let's talk through the details.
Can you design something that isn't shown here?
Yes. These concepts are starting points, not the limit of the service. Tell us about the space, appearance, and tasks you have in mind. We'll work through what's practical and confirm the design before you place an order.
Can we use our existing equipment or software?
Often, but we'll check first. Share the display, computer, mount, and application you're using. We review compatibility, licensing, operating-system requirements, and the condition of the equipment before recommending what to keep.
Is InGenuity Community required?
No. It's one option for organizations that need connected membership, program, and facility tools. We also offer custom software development and can assess other compatible services for your kiosk.
Can a kiosk take payments, print, or scan a card?
Those can be options, depending on the selected software and equipment. We'll confirm the provider, integration, connectivity, testing, and any separate fees in your quote. Payment processing and specialist peripherals aren't automatically included.
What about accessibility, outdoor use, or sensitive information?
Tell us early about access requirements, environmental exposure, and the information the kiosk will handle. We review suitable equipment and any specialist input the project needs. These concept designs don't imply outdoor ratings, accessibility certification, medical-system suitability, or regulatory compliance.
How do pricing and delivery work?
Every project starts with a personalized quote. We agree on the design, equipment, software, installation, and support before work begins. Your proposal also confirms payment terms, equipment warranties, and an expected schedule based on the agreed design and supplier availability.
Built for your people
Have a spot in mind?
Tell us where it will go and what you'd like it to do.
We'll help you turn that idea into a kiosk that belongs.