Canned Web
Lock a Mac to one website. Kiosk mode. No MDM
What it does
macOS has no built-in kiosk mode. Canned Web locks a Mac to one website, fullscreen. Spotlight, Cmd-Tab and screenshots blocked, locked to your domain, exit only with a password. Great for product demos, trade-show booths, signage and exhibits. One-time €49, no MDM.
Seal any website into a locked, fullscreen macOS kiosk. Visitors interact, but can
Full screen. No dock, no menu bar, no address bar. Spotlight and Cmd-Tab stop working. Visitors see your site and nothing behind it. Point Canned Web at any URL and seal it with one keyboard shortcut. No config files, no MDM, no profiles — setup takes seconds. Locked down doesn't mean frozen. Visitors scroll, tap, type and click your site exactly as built. The lockdown blocks the exits, not the experience. Only your password breaks the seal. Leave the Mac in public knowing nobody can quit the app or wander into the system. Enter a URL, seal it, and hand the Mac to the public. Type your password to unseal when the day's done. That's the whole workflow — no manual required. The whole app, one…from cannedweb.app
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