Sign-in
Everyone signs in from the couch.
A code on the TV, one tap on your phone. New to the house? Make their account right there, with no password to read out.

For the Jellyfin server you already run
Keep your server exactly as it is, and give everyone in the house a player that feels like Apple made it. For the Jellyfin server you already run, on Apple TV, iPhone and iPad.

Your whole library on the Apple TV, with everyone's own Continue Watching.
The server belongs to one person. The TV belongs to everyone. Kale looks after the rest of the house, and you set the rules from your phone.
Sign-in
A code on the TV, one tap on your phone. New to the house? Make their account right there, with no password to read out.

Limits
Set a rating limit and choose libraries for each person, from your phone. Saved on the server, so they apply in every app.

Wishlist
With Seerr connected, anyone can ask, and requests come to your phone to approve. You choose who asks, who approves and how many.

Profiles
A profile for each person, their own place in every show, and Continue Watching on the Apple TV home screen.

Apple's own player
The remote, Picture in Picture and AirPlay work the way they always have.
4K, HDR and cinema sound.
Whichever kind your files carry.
Continue Watching sits on the Apple TV home screen.
iPhone and iPad
On iPhone and iPad, download anything in your library and watch it offline, for the plane, the car or the holiday house.



No plugin. Point Kale at your server, or let it find the server on your network.
Limits and library access are saved on the server, so they apply in every app.
No Kale account. No tracking. Nothing is collected unless you choose to send a problem report.
Yes. Kale plays the library on a Jellyfin server that you, or someone in your household, already runs. It has no content of its own.
Nothing is installed on it. Kale uses the server's own people, libraries and settings, and anything you change in Kale, like someone's limits or where you're up to, is saved on the server just as it would be from any other app.
Nothing, unless you turn on problem reports in Settings. The privacy page has the whole list.
If your household has already set up a way to reach the server from outside, Kale uses the same address. Kale runs no service of its own in between.
Made by a small team who love sharing films with family.
support@getkale.app