Android
Share links, video, or audio from Android. Use native media controls, discover local screens, and keep profiles for multiple RelayTV endpoints.
- Android 8.0+
- Play and Queue share targets
- mDNS and manual discovery
Integrations
Your stack stays yours.
RelayTV connects the services you already trust to one local playback endpoint. Each integration has a clear job and boundary.
Home Assistant
Represent every RelayTV screen as a media_player and automate playback without making Home Assistant the playback engine.
- Home Assistant 2026.7+
- HACS custom repository
- Overlays, snapshots, uploads, synced starts
Jellyfin and Emby
Browse the media servers you already host through RelayTV’s phone-first library and send selected media to the TV.
- Home, Movies, and TV views
- Search, resume, and queue actions
- Credential-conscious playback state
Seerr
Search and discover missing titles, request them under an intentional identity, track status, then play available Jellyfin media.
- Explicit request identity
- Request status tracking
- Availability validation
IPTV and M3U
Bring your own playlists, opt into a free-provider directory, curate My Channels, and favorite the channels you use.
- Disabled until enabled
- M3U URLs or pasted lists
- Favorites and availability checks
HTTP API
Use the same local control surface as RelayTV’s apps for shell scripts, dashboards, automations, and custom clients.
- Optional bearer-token auth
- Playback and queue control
- Status, overlays, snapshots, and ingest
Connections are optional
RelayTV can play direct URLs and expose its Web UI without requiring a media server, Home Assistant, Android, or a RelayTV cloud account.
Credentials stay scoped
Keep upstream credentials inside the service that needs them. Use the optional RelayTV bearer token and a VPN or authenticated proxy beyond a trusted LAN.