In its current form, Gleebeam is a web app that works in all major web browsers like Chrome, Safari or Firefox. For easy connection, you can use the Connect TV feature available under the user drop-down menu in your account.

To connect a TV you'll need to have a web browser running on it. You have three main options to make this happen:

1. Having the TV connected to a computer running a web browser
2. Streaming the screen from a computer to a TV
3. Using a web browser internally on a smart TV

Let's go over each of these briefly.

1. Having the TV connected to a computer running a web browser

This means you'll have a computer connected to the TV typically via HDMI. The computer could be:

• Any laptop you want to repurpose for your TV dashboard
• Any popular mini-computer like the Intel NUC (running Windows) or Apple's Mac mini
• Any Chrome OS devices like the Chromebox or Chromebit

Setting Gleebeam up on these is just like opening it on a web browser on your personal computer.

2. Streaming the screen from a computer to a TV

Using certain devices you can also stream a window on your computer to the TV. This works if:

• You have an Apple TV connected to the TV screen. You can use AirPlay to stream the contents of your screen to the TV.
• You have a device like the Chromecast connected to the TV. You can then cast your Google Chrome tabs to the TV.