Professional anti-theft hardware, not an accessory
These stands were not hunted down for Kiosky. Ludovic Lévêque, who created Kiosky, has been selling this professional anti-theft hardware for years to businesses, shops and reception areas. He knows which ones hold up in a window in full sun, and which ones get in the way.
None of it is compulsory. A poster with a QR code works. The stand does two things: it makes the assistant visible from the street, and it keeps the tablet in place when the shop is closed. It is delivered to you, it belongs to you, and only the licence renews after that.




