Your library should belong to you

Cinaura is a personal media library for Android TV built for people who want to keep what they care about.

No accounts. No servers. No subscriptions.

Download the .apk

Beta version - sideloading required

Cinaura Android TV app

Your media. Your rules.

Cinaura is a personal media library for Android TV. It brings together your movies and TV shows from your own sources into one calm, beautiful interface, without recommendations, algorithms, or disappearing content.

Cinaura does not remove, rotate, or replace content.
What you add stays available until you decide otherwise.

NetworkYour NAS or shares
Cloud storageDropbox, Google Drive
Debrid servicesRealDebrid, AllDebrid

Build one library from multiple sources

All your movies and TV shows appear in one unified library, regardless of where they live. Cinaura merges them into a beautiful library, with posters and backdrops, descriptions, ratings, genres, and more.

Features packed

Powerful Playback

Smooth and reliable playback with multiple audio streams and subtitle tracks support.

Smart Syncing

Background synchronization keeps your library up to date automatically.

Search

Instantly find movies and episodes across all connected sources.

Collections

Automatic grouping of movie sequels, franchises, tv seasons, or your own collections.

Privacy Controls

Hide items from your main library or manage a dedicated Hidden collection.

Metadata Overrides

Manually fix or override titles, episodes, seasons, and descriptions when automatic matching isn't perfect.

Who this is for

Cinaura is for people who:

  • Maintain their own media collection
  • Use local storage, cloud storage, or debrid services
  • Want a clean, modern Android TV experience without Plex-style complexity
  • Care about ownership, clarity, and control

Beta Access

Cinaura is currently in a closed beta.

  • Android TV only
  • Distributed via signed APK
  • No ads, no tracking

Your media library, without rented access, ads, recommendations, or subscriptions.

Try the beta