macOS
Native desktop app for Apple silicon. Signed releases self-update through the appcast.
Download MediaMedia-0.122.0.zipNotarized Apple silicon macOS app with self-updates through the appcast.
Your media, served like a private streaming library. Turn folders and NAS shares into one fast, browsable home for music, movies, TV, games, comics, audiobooks, and podcasts.
Desktop shells for macOS and Windows, plus portable server builds for Linux and every supported host.
Native desktop app for Apple silicon. Signed releases self-update through the appcast.
Download MediaMedia-0.122.0.zipNotarized Apple silicon macOS app with self-updates through the appcast.
Installer when NSIS is available, with a plain zip for portable installs and scripting.
Download Windows x64 zipPortable cut. Unzip, then run vapor-tray-windows-amd64.exe.
amd64 and arm64 tarballs for install scripts, plus zip payloads for managed deploys.
Download Linux amd64 tarballcurl -fsSL https://mediamedia.app/dist/vapor-server-0.122.0-linux-amd64.tar.gz | tar xz sudo ./install.sh
MediaMedia is built for people whose collections cross formats, shelves, and decades.
Albums, artists, credits, playlists, gapless playback, EQ, and analysis for serious listening.
Posters, seasons, episodes, cast, studios, Direct Play when possible, transcode when needed.
Music, movies, TV, games, comics, audiobooks, and podcasts live behind one search and one player.
A pure-Go server, sqlite library, embedded web UI, and local indexes keep browsing fast on your LAN.
Use local reference datasets for offline matching without handing every scan to a cloud API.
Serve compatible video directly and fall back to the bundled media tools when a screen needs help.
No account is required to run your server. Your media stays on your machine.
Installed servers check the release manifest and desktop shells update on their own channels.
Point MediaMedia at the storage you already have, then let the server build the library around it.
Choose the places where your music, video, books, and game files already live.
MediaMedia scans, identifies, enriches, and indexes the collection into one searchable library.
Open the web UI from your phone, desktop, tablet, or TV and stream from your own server.