SOFTWARE OVERVIEW

Findroid

Findroid is an Android client for browsing and playing movies and television series stored on a Jellyfin server.

About Findroid

Findroid is an Android client for browsing and playing movies and television series stored on a Jellyfin server. It provides a native interface for exploring the server’s media library and streaming content to the phone. To use it, a person needs access to a Jellyfin server; Findroid does not itself supply a media catalog or server hosting. Movies and episodes can be downloaded to the device for offline playback, which is useful when traveling or when a network connection is unavailable. The app includes the mpv media player, described as supporting a broad range of formats, including video with styled SSA/ASS subtitles. This can preserve subtitle formatting that may not be handled by simpler playback components. The app’s role is to connect a mobile viewer to an existing personal media server. The server remains the place where the library is stored, while Findroid supplies the Android browsing and playback experience and can keep selected titles locally for later viewing. Access and available media therefore depend on the user’s Jellyfin server and its library. Findroid is intended for people who already use Jellyfin and want a phone-based interface for their movies and series, including offline copies and playback of media with styled subtitles. The supplied description does not specify additional server-management functions, so the client should be understood primarily as a library browser and player.

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