One shelf for the streaming services you already pay for
Self-hosted. What you can watch right now is lit, everything else is dimmed with a link to where it lives. Movies, shows, music and podcasts in one place.
What it does
Lit vs dimmed
Titles on services you subscribe to are lit; everything else is dimmed with a deep link into the app that has it. A couple hundred services, per region.
One search
Movies, shows and music together. If something isn't available in your country, the title page tells you where in the world it is.
Music that plays here
Spotify, YouTube and Apple Music through official SDKs, in one queue across services. A track blocked on one service resolves to the best match on another.
Playlist migrations
Move likes and playlists between music services. Fuzzy matches go to a review queue, quota limits pause and resume, and any job can be undone.
Podcasts and PWA
Subscribe by RSS or OPML and play episodes in-app. Installs to your phone or desktop and keeps working offline with your last-synced data.
Feeling lucky
Pick a genre and how much time you have, roll the dice, and get something random you can watch right now on your own services.
Episode tracking
Tick episodes or whole seasons, and a "Continue watching" rail leads the shelf with a one-tap mark for the next one. Shows whose seasons sit on different services get a by-season breakdown.
Your watchlist
Save anything with one button, paste or upload an existing list, or bring your "My List" over from ten streaming services with the companion browser extension.
What's popular
Trending this week from TMDB, and a "Popular right now" rail built from the Top 10 Netflix publishes as open data. Both fill themselves on a stock install.
How it's built
- Your keys, your data. One free TMDB key is required; everything else is optional. No accounts, no telemetry, and the database is a SQLite file you own.
- It never touches DRM streams. Video is browse-and-link only. Playback happens through officially sanctioned SDKs and embeds, never by proxying a stream.
- One container. Multi-arch Docker image, nightly self-backups, and a setup guide that walks through every API key.
- AGPL-3.0. Self-host it freely. Modified hosted versions have to share their changes back.