StreamDekStreamDek is the layer between the sources you already have and the screens you actually watch on. It hosts nothing itself — it makes what you connect feel like one library, on a phone and on a TV.
The films you keep. The series you come back to. Bring your Plex and Jellyfin libraries into StreamDek, on your Android phone and your TV.
Give your existing collection a new front door. Link your Plex account, choose your servers and libraries, and settle into something you love.
Link with a code. Approve the connection with Plex, then select your libraries.
Your carefully curated library belongs on the big screen. Connect your Jellyfin server and explore your movies, shows and collections in StreamDek.
Add your server. Enter its address and sign in, or use Quick Connect when your server supports it.
Open Media Servers in the Web App, choose your profile, and connect. Your setup follows that profile to your Android apps when they sync.
Use the latest StreamDek apps and an existing Plex or Jellyfin server. Your device needs access to that server to browse and play. For a Jellyfin server available only on your home network, connect from the Android app on that network.
You decide what StreamDek can see. It indexes what you point it at and presents the result as a single catalogue, rather than asking you to remember which app holds what.
StreamDek reads the Stremio-compatible addons you install, so the catalogues you already curate show up as rows on your home screen instead of in a separate app.
Connect Real-Debrid, AllDebrid, Premiumize, TorBox, Debrid-Link or Deepbrid with your own API key. StreamDek checks cache state and resolves the link at play time.
Artwork, cast and ratings come from TMDB, with optional MDBList enrichment. You can supply your own API keys so your usage is yours and never pooled with anyone else’s.
Add M3U playlists alongside your on-demand catalogues and they appear in the same interface, with the same remote-friendly navigation.
The work of picking a stream, remembering where you were and skipping the same forty seconds of titles is work an app should be doing.
Each stream is labelled with resolution, HDR format, audio codec and whether it is already cached — so choosing a source is a glance, not a gamble.
Local progress and your Trakt history merge into one row. Stop on the phone at lunch, and the TV picks up the same episode at the same second that evening.
Auto-skip rules handle intros, recaps and credits per profile, so a binge run behaves the way you would drive the remote yourself.
Subtitle tracks are sourced and applied consistently across mobile and TV, including for streams resolved through a Debrid service.
A shared TV is the normal case, not the edge case. Profiles, pairing and sync are designed around a house rather than a single account holder.
Everyone in the house gets their own watchlist, history, home rows and playback preferences. Switching profile on the TV does not disturb anyone else’s Continue Watching.
Sign in once on your phone, then pair the TV with a short code instead of typing an email address and password with a directional pad.
Trakt, Simkl, MDBList and PunchPlay connect at the account level and stay in step. Scrobbles, watchlists and ratings flow both ways.
Home rows are yours to order, rename, hide or rebuild from the web Control Center — the layout you set applies to every screen signed into that profile.
The same library, presented three ways. Pick per profile, change it whenever, and the choice applies to mobile and TV together.
A bold, full-bleed hero with everything centred and within thumb’s reach.
An editorial layout — poster art, taglines and actions aligned to the left.
Floating poster cards on frosted glass — calm, soft and gallery-like.
Pasting API keys and arranging home rows with a TV remote is miserable, so the configuration lives in a browser instead.
The web Control Center is where you connect Debrid providers and sync services, manage addons and playlists, create household profiles, arrange home rows, review paired devices and active sessions, and adjust playback settings. Changes apply to every signed-in screen without touching the TV.
It runs in any modern browser with no install, and it is the same account you use in the Android apps.
StreamDek is free to download for Android phones, tablets and TV devices. The web Control Center needs nothing but a browser.