Remote access
Free through your own network, plus an optional managed relay over HTTPS that needs no configuration.
Relay: Pro
Roadmap
The state of every Quven platform and capability: what you can use now, what is in preparation and what comes later.
Platforms
Every device with its own native app, and the web client for everything else.
Native client and server.
Available
Download for WindowsNative client and server, for Intel and Apple silicon.
Available
Download for macOSServer for x64 and ARM64, as an AppImage or a signed Docker image.
Available Desktop client: planned
Download for LinuxThe web client at app.quven.tv, over the managed relay.
Available Pro
Open the web clientOn the App Store, for iOS and iPadOS 17 and later.
Available
Open on the App StorePhones and tablets, on Google Play.
Available
Open on Google PlayFrom the same Google Play listing, with navigation designed for the remote.
Available
Open on Google PlayOn the Amazon Appstore, with the same app as Android TV.
Available
Open on the Amazon AppstoreA native app for Apple TV is planned, with no date announced yet.
Later
Not available yetSamsung, LG and Hisense: apps built on the web client for Tizen, webOS and Vidaa.
Later
Not available yetCapabilities
From what is already in the latest release to what is in preparation.
In the latest published release, 1.5.7.
Free through your own network, plus an optional managed relay over HTTPS that needs no configuration.
Relay: Pro
The server writes a subtitle from the audio for films that have none and translates subtitles on demand, DVD, VobSub and PGS tracks included, with the cue editor.
Pro and Max
Brings the watch history of a Plex or Jellyfin server already in use into Quven.
Watches the folders and scans them at regular intervals.
Pro since 1.2.7
A repaired copy of the audio files and EPUB books the scan cannot read.
Max since 1.2.9
Your albums, with covers and lyrics read from the files, on the desktop, the web client, Android and iOS.
Since 1.2.0
A library of their own, experimental in this first release, on the desktop, the web client, Android and iOS.
An ebook library with a built-in reader. The full edition adds colour highlights and private notes.
Editions: Pro and Max
In preparation: they arrive in the following releases.
HDHomeRun tuners and an electronic programme guide, in the following releases.
Schedule recordings from your own server, in the following releases.
Colour themes to choose from in the apps, in the following releases.
A native desktop client for Linux. Today Linux is supported as a server, on x64 and ARM64.
This is a direction, not a delivery promise. Plans evolve, and dates are announced when the work is ready.
Free for personal use, installed on your own hardware in a few minutes.