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Get Fluxora on
every device you own.

One server on your PC, one app on your phone, tablet and TV — the same library and the same resume point on every screen.

Fluxora's control panel on a PC
A film playing in the Fluxora app on a phone

01The server

Start with your PC

Your library stays on one computer you already own — a desktop, a spare laptop or a mini-PC. The server streams it to everything else, and only needs to be on while you watch.

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System
Windows 10 (version 1809 or later) or Windows 11, 64-bit
Library
Folders on the PC, or on a drive plugged into it
Graphics
Optional — NVIDIA or Intel graphics speed up transcoding
Network
Your home network; remote access adds an encrypted tunnel or a peer-to-peer link
Account
A Fluxora account — the one you sign in with everywhere
The server's control panel

02The app

Then your phone and tablet

Sign in with the same account and the app finds your server by itself. Everyone at home gets a profile of their own, with their own history — and a PIN, if they want one.

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Android
Android 7 or later — phones and tablets
Network
Your home Wi-Fi; with remote access, mobile data or any Wi-Fi
Sign-in
Your Fluxora account — the app finds your server
The library on a tablet: films, music, photos and documents
Choosing who is watching on a phone — a profile for each person, one locked with a PIN

03The big screen

And your TV

The same app runs on Android TV, and every screen in it works with the remote. Signing in takes no typing: the TV shows a code, and you approve it on your phone.

TV
Android TV, including Google TV — the same download as the phone app
Sign-in
A code on the TV, approved on your phone
Fluxora on a TV, with a film to carry on watching
Where your media goes

Your library stays at home.

Fluxora keeps no copy of your files. At home your phone streams straight from your PC, over your own network; away from home, through an encrypted tunnel or a direct peer-to-peer link. Fluxora's cloud signs you in and helps your devices find your server — it never holds your files.

# when you press play
at home  PC -- your network -----> phone
away     PC == encrypted tunnel => phone
  or     PC == peer-to-peer =====> phone

# where your files live
your PC — and phones you download to