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LG ScreenBoard

Full-screen always-on dashboard for LG webOS TVs — clocks, 8-day weather, moon phase, solar & lunar eclipse countdowns. No API key needed.

  • Sideload / dev mode
  • Stable
  • Low brick risk

Source code

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Before you start

How hard is it?
HardUses the command line or developer tools.
What you need
  • Comfort with the command line
  • A computer
Can it break my device?
Very unlikely to break anything.
Can I undo it?
The project doesn't say. Assume you can't.
Get itOpens github.com

Did it work for you?

Did LG ScreenBoard work on your LG OLED C3?

No reports yet.

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Compatibility

Devices: LG OLED C3.

No compatibility information yet.

Getting started

From the project's README ("🚀 Quick Start"):

Prerequisites

  • LG webOS TV (versions 3.x – 7.x)
  • Developer Mode enabled on the TV (how-to below)
  • webOS CLI installed on your PC: npm install -g @webos-tools/cli

1 — Configure your location

Edit config.js:

LOCATION: { lat: 30.0972, // your latitude lon: -95.6167, // your longitude name: 'Your City, ST' }, WEATHERUNITS: 'imperial', // 'imperial' (°F) or 'metric' (°C)

No API key needed — uses Open-Meteo by default (free, no account).

2 — Package

ares-package . --outdir ./build --no-minify

3 — Register your TV

ares-setup-device --add lgtv --info "{"host":"YOURTVIP","port":9922,"username":"prisoner"}" ares-novacom --device lgtv --getkey # enter passphrase from Developer Mode app

> Node.js v22+ users: See the full installation guide for a one-time SSH key and ares-cli patch.

4 — Install & Launch

ares-install --device lgtv ./build/com.screenboard.app1.0.0all.ipk ares-launch --device lgtv com.screenboard.app

The app appears in Home → My Apps on your TV.


Read the full instructions

Risk and recovery

Brick risk
Low
Requires opening the device
No

Credits, license and support

License
MIT