One library. Any source. Any structure.
Cinaura connects to the storage and services you already use and brings them together into a single library on your TV. No server to run, nothing to maintain. Add or swap a source whenever you like, and your library stays put.
Not another media server.
No server to run, no Docker, no ports to open. Cinaura lives on your Android TV and talks to your storage directly.
Plex and Jellyfin need a machine running around the clock. Cinaura needs none.
No reverse proxy, no updates to babysit, no remote access to configure.
Install from Google Play, point it at a source, and you are watching.
Connect anything
Network, cloud, and debrid, paired in a couple of taps.
SMB shares, WebDAV servers like Nextcloud and ownCloud, and internal or USB storage, with mounted drives discovered for you.
Dropbox and Google Drive, using your own Google sign-in, including Shared Drives and files shared with you.
Real-Debrid, TorBox, Premiumize, and AllDebrid, with your plan and expiry shown in the app.
Scan a QR code with your phone and sign in there, no long passwords typed on a remote.
Sync only what you want
You decide what comes in, down to the folder.
Browse into subfolders with a breadcrumb trail and choose exactly what to include.
Partial selections are remembered, and you can edit them later from Settings.
Ingest one Dropbox folder or your whole debrid cloud, your call.
Merged, not muddled.
Different sources, one clean collection.
A film that exists on your NAS and your debrid account shows once, not twice.
Cinaura ranks available files by resolution, HDR, and size, or lets you choose, and remembers your pick.
Greyed out rather than gone, so nothing looks broken.
It keeps itself current. Fast.
No server does the indexing for you. Cinaura does it right on the TV, adapting to what your hardware can handle so it stays fast.
After the first scan, Cinaura checks just what is new, not your whole library every time.
Sources scan in parallel and adapt to your device's memory, with artwork filling in as they go.
Green when healthy, orange when a plan is expiring, red when a source needs you, with a notification if one goes unreachable.
Refresh an expired debrid login without losing your library or your folder choices.
A source that drops offline never triggers a mass deletion, and USB drives are tracked by the drive itself.
Files that disappear stay in your library marked unavailable, with a clear way back if they return.
More of what Cinaura does
Your media library. On your own terms.
A serverless personal media library for Android TV. Bring your movies and shows together from every source into one calm, beautiful interface.