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A native application connected to your own PlayHub installation through API v1. Discovery, playback, community and creator workflows follow the website's real content, account permissions and enabled services.
Browse server-curated feeds, categories, search and suggestions, with time and content filters. Watch compatible native videos or provider media, resume saved progress, open related content and use captions and social actions.
Subscriptions, Watch Later, liked and purchased videos, playlists, history, Continue Watching and favorite creators stay scoped to the signed-in account. Shared updates keep profile, library and discovery state consistent.
Discover community posts; create supported text, link, image, poll, video and event posts; reply, vote, bookmark and share. Native messages, the notification inbox and owner comment moderation follow server privacy and access rules.
Resumable uploads, configured provider imports, content filters, metadata, artwork, captions and scheduling connect to asynchronous processing. Studio adds actual analytics, CSV export, Growth Hub, earnings, wallet, plan, billing and account-storage information.
Configured LiveKit services power host and viewer media, supported guest/cohost participation, chat, polls, contributions and moderation, with recording and replay integration. Preflight, audience policy and current stream permissions remain authoritative.
Route native MP4 and compatible imported streams alongside YouTube, Vimeo, Dailymotion and Twitch integrations. Secure rotating sessions, device management, TV-code approval, real language packs and theme preferences support the mobile experience. TV API support requires separate packaged clients.
1.0.0, build 1, identifies the recorded development client. No iOS execution or signed physical-device IPA is established; signing and device acceptance remain required.Web 0.9.13 improves playback, private cloud media, Shorts, mobile layouts, branding, account roles and content administration. Explore the native application setup guide for Android and iOS.