The JellyStreamz family
Each app keeps the experience familiar while giving the device exactly what it needs.
The big-screen experience
A couch-first interface with your libraries pinned up front, rich artwork, smooth remote navigation, profiles, search, watch parties, and a player built for movie night.
Made for home theater
A tuned TV experience for Shield owners, with high-quality playback controls, audio and subtitle selection, chapters, trickplay, theme songs, and powerful library browsing.
Your library in your pocket
Browse, stream, cast, manage favorites, and download media for later. Movies, shows, music, photos, books, and home videos travel with you.
Room to browse
A spacious layout that brings the TV-style experience to larger screens while keeping touch controls and offline downloads close at hand.
Your game shelves, ready to play
Scan games from local, removable, or network storage, match them with rich metadata and artwork, check BIOS files, and launch through RetroArch or a preferred standalone emulator.
Your music, road ready
A focused audio experience for albums, artists, playlists, and songs with car-safe browsing and familiar playback controls.
Send it to the big screen
Start on your phone and send supported media to a nearby Cast device, then keep control from the app.
Across the family
Your Jellyfin server remains the source of truth while JellyStreamz brings its libraries to life.
Continue watching, Next Up, collections, seasons, episodes, trailers, cast, crew, and detailed media information.
Artists, albums, numbered tracks, playlists, queues, album artwork, quality details, and a dedicated now-playing experience.
Audio streams, subtitles with size options, chapters, trickplay, intro skipping, themes, and resume support.
Multiple servers, family profile switching, saved sign-ins, favorites, watchlists, playlists, and SyncPlay watch parties.
Download supported media on phones and tablets for times when the network is not coming along.
Thoughtful browsing and details for photos, home videos, books, music videos, and mixed libraries.
Scan local or network game folders, scrape selectable artwork, match renamed ROMs, check BIOS files, and launch with RetroArch or standalone emulators.
Search the public game catalog by platform, genre, developer, publisher, or alias, with moderated member submissions and artwork.
Real builds, real screens
These captures come from the current Android TV, phone, and Android Automotive builds, using live libraries rather than promotional mockups.
