Install RelayTV
Check the host, choose a runtime, install, and verify the Web UI and attached display. Follow the getting-started path →
RelayTV documentation
From a supported Linux host to a verified first playback—and every integration after that.
Choose the task in front of you
Section titled “Choose the task in front of you”Connect your stack
Add Android, Home Assistant, Jellyfin, Emby, Seerr, IPTV, or another RelayTV screen. Browse integrations →
Operate the endpoint
Update safely, understand runtime profiles, inspect health, and find useful logs. Open operations →
Build with the API
Control playback, queues, overlays, snapshots, and media ingest over local HTTP. Open the API reference →
Troubleshoot
Start with the symptom: network, display, playback, audio, discovery, or authentication. Find a diagnostic path →
Check compatibility
Review architectures, runtimes, companion versions, and honest limitations before deploying. View compatibility →
The one-minute model
Section titled “The one-minute model”RelayTV runs on a 64-bit Linux device connected directly to a television. That device owns playback. Phones, browsers, Home Assistant, media servers, and scripts are control surfaces or media sources on the local network.
RelayTV is designed for a trusted LAN. Enable its optional bearer token and use a VPN or authenticated reverse proxy when traffic crosses an untrusted network.