Hi Product Hunt — I'm the developer. I built PicDock for one job: a spare tablet on a shelf, always on, showing photos from wherever you already keep them. Many frame apps want your photos uploaded to their own cloud; PicDock reads the folders you already have. What it does: • Reads photo folders you already have: SMB/NAS, Dropbox, OneDrive, Google Photos (via Google's picker), iCloud shared albums and the device itself — several at once in one rotation • Plays videos stored on the device inside the same slideshow • Clock and live weather over the photos, a night schedule, and auto-start when you put the tablet on its charger • Android phones/tablets and Android TV What it doesn't do: Google Drive isn't supported, and there's no "family sends photos to grandma's frame" pairing — Frameo is better for that. Pricing: free to install, and every photo source except web upload is free. Extra transitions and styles are Premium; on Android that's monthly, yearly or a one-time lifetime purchase. (Not related to the macOS app with the same name.) I'd love feedback — especially from NAS users.

PicDock

Turn an old Android tablet into a photo & video frame

Turn an old Android tablet into a photo & video frame