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, as an AppImage or a signed multi-architecture Docker image.
- Available now
Remote access, your way
Free self-hosted remote with your own network setup, plus an optional zero-config managed relay over HTTPS.
- Available now
Exclusive iPhone & iPad
A SwiftUI client built specifically for Apple devices, live on the App Store for iOS and iPadOS 17 and later.
- Available now
Subtitles you can create and correct
The server writes a subtitle from the dialogue for media that has none, reads DVD, VobSub and PGS streams into text, and translates any of them on demand. Generation is free; the cue editor and AI translation are Max.
- Available now
Android phone, tablet & Android TV
The Kotlin/Compose Android client is live on Google Play. One listing covers phone, tablet and Android TV: adaptive touch layouts on the handheld form factors, remote-first focus and TV shell navigation on the television, and libmpv playback everywhere.
- Next release
Music
Music isn't in the downloads yet. The next release will bring your albums into Quven, with their covers and lyrics from your files, and you can keep listening on Desktop or hosted Web while you browse the rest of your library.
- Planned
Fire TV
The Android TV build already runs and is verified on Fire TV hardware. Publication waits on the Amazon Appstore listing, which is being opened as a company rather than an individual.
- 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
Smart TV (Samsung, LG & Hisense)
Web-powered wrappers of the premium web client for Tizen, webOS and Vidaa TVs, after the native ten-foot apps.
This is direction, and it isn't a delivery promise. Plans evolve, and dates are announced when the work is ready.
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