Your personal video collection, on every screen in the house.
Point Fliks at the folders where your films and shows live. It handles the rest: covers, synopses, cast, seasons and episodes, laid out like the apps you already use. This library is entirely yours.

Everything a streaming night needs
A full streaming service for the whole household, running on hardware you already own.
Translated by AI
No track in your language? Translate one you have with Gemini, any OpenAI-compatible model or LibreTranslate. Saved next to the video, done once.
Out of sync, fixed in one click
Fliks listens to the dialogue and slides the subtitles back onto it. No hunting for the right offset.
Remote control
Pick another device from your phone and play there. Pause, seek, switch subtitles or quality from the couch, between any two Fliks apps.
Spoiler protection
Blurs the synopsis and thumbnail of anything you have not watched yet, and hides episode titles that give the plot away.
Downloads that keep themselves current
Set a playlist to automatic: what you have not watched is downloaded, what you have watched is removed. Ready before a trip.
HDR on any screen
HDR10, HLG and Dolby Vision are tone-mapped to SDR when the screen cannot show them, so the picture never looks washed out.
See it in action
A quick look at the interface, on the web client.

Everywhere you watch
Start a film on your phone and finish it on the TV. Your place follows you.
Server
Docker, a Windows tray app, a macOS menu-bar app, or from source.
Clients
Web, iOS, Android, Android TV, Apple TV, Samsung TV, LG TV, desktop, Chromecast, Nintendo Switch.
Get started in 2 minutes
All you need is a folder with your videos.
Docker, the recommended way
Download the compose file
curl -LO https://raw.githubusercontent.com/fliks-app/fliks/main/docker-compose.example.ymlmv docker-compose.example.yml docker-compose.ymlSet your media path and passwords, then start it
docker compose up -dWindows and macOS installers are on the releases page.
Why self-hosted
The library is yours, and so is the machine it runs on.
Your data stays home
No account to create, no subscription, nothing leaves the house.
Free and open source
AGPL-3.0-or-later. Read the code, change it, run a modified version.
No catalog to lose
Your files, your metadata, your history. Nothing disappears because a license expired.
Runs on what you have
A NAS, a spare machine, a home server. Hardware transcoding when the machine offers it.
Open source, built in the open
Every change, every release and every discussion happens on GitHub.


