Both run on Android TV and work with debrid, but they do opposite things. Nuvio finds streams through Stremio addons. Cinaura builds a library from your own sources. Here is an honest look.

you want Stremio-style search and streaming, with the widest net of community addons to find something to watch.
you want a permanent library built from your own debrid and cloud sources, with no account and no addons to maintain.
| Feature | Nuvio | Cinaura |
|---|---|---|
| Built around | Stremio addons | Your own sources |
| A permanent library you own | No | Yes |
| Your own sources (debrid, cloud, NAS) | Debrid via addons | Yes, native |
| Cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox) | No | Yes |
| Community add-on catalogues | Yes | No |
| Account | For profiles and sync | No |
| Android TV | Native | Native |
| Pricing | Free | Free |
Posters, backdrops, ratings and descriptions, all fetched for you.
Franchises and seasons grouped into one tidy collection.
Separate profiles with their own progress, favourites and age limits.
Nuvio is a Stremio-style client that finds streams through community addons from across the internet. Cinaura is a personal library built from your own connected sources, your debrid account, cloud storage and network shares, organised into a permanent collection you own. They do different jobs.
Yes, for people who want a permanent library of their own sources rather than addon-based search and streaming. If you would rather build and keep a collection than look something up each time, Cinaura is the fit.
No. Cinaura has no addons and no community catalogues. It connects directly to the sources you already have and organises them into a library with posters and metadata.
Yes, natively. Cinaura supports RealDebrid, TorBox, AllDebrid and Premiumize, and turns that content into an organised library rather than a stream you forget.
Install Cinaura on your Android TV, connect your own debrid and cloud sources, and build a collection that stays yours. Free, no account.
