Where Quven is headed.
The foundation is here today. From there, the plan is to reach every screen and grow what a self-hosted library can hold.
The plan
- Available now
Server, desktop & premium web
Movies, shows and documentaries on a self-hosted server, with native Windows and macOS clients and the hosted Pro web client. macOS ships for Intel and Apple silicon; Linux v1 is server-only for x64 and ARM64, with ARM64 released without a native hardware test.
- Available now
Remote access, your way
Free self-hosted remote with your own network setup, plus an optional encrypted, zero-config managed relay.
- At launch
Exclusive iPhone & iPad
A SwiftUI client built specifically for Apple devices ships at launch with the iPhone player and iPad device gates passed; App Store submission remains the store-availability gate.
- At launch
Android phone & tablet
The Kotlin/Compose Android client spans phone and tablet with adaptive touch layouts, libmpv playback and device gates passed; Google Play submission remains the store-availability gate.
- v1.1 · after launch
Android TV & Fire TV
A native Android ten-foot surface with remote-first focus and TV shell navigation, landing in v1.1 right after launch; manual device validation still open.
- v1.1 · after launch
Apple TV (tvOS)
A native Apple ten-foot app that shares Swift and the player engine with the iPhone and iPad client, planned for v1.1 alongside Android TV.
- v1.2
Smart TV (Samsung, LG & Hisense)
Web-powered wrappers of the premium web client for Tizen, webOS and Vidaa TVs, planned for v1.2.
- Planned
Music
Your music library, served alongside your films and shows.
- Planned
Photos
Bring your photo library into the same self-hosted home.
Direction, not a delivery promise — plans evolve, and dates are announced when the work is ready.
Bring your library home.
Free for home use and yours to run on your own hardware. Install it in minutes.