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Browse Discover

The rows, the filters, Hide what I have and the family filter.

In Broadcast: Find, Discover, then pick a kind of media.
In Classic or Neu: Discover in the menu.

Simple

  1. Discover

    Rows of films and shows to browse, each picked a different way: top rated, hidden gems, from people you follow, for you.

  2. What to show

    Movies, TV, Anime, and books, music and comics when they’re on. Pick one here. Manga has a Discover of its own (Find, Discover, Manga in Broadcast; the Manga page in Classic or Neu), and NSFW 18+ is only on its own page.

  3. Filters

    Genres, years, rating, runtime, and two handy switches.

  4. Hide what I have

    Leaves out what the house already has, so every row is new to you. The menu next to it chooses what counts: downloaded, streamed, or wanted (added but not here yet).

  5. The family filter

    Leaves out anything for an older age: little kids (up to 7), kids (10) or teens (13). Both switches are remembered on each device, so the TV room and a phone can differ.

  6. On every card

    Add puts it in your library (Add early waits for something not out yet). Open is for something already here. The × means not interested: it’s never suggested again. Browse more opens a whole row.

  7. Happy browsing

    Tap any poster for its page: the story, cast, trailers, where it streams, and similar titles.

    Teach Usherr your taste, in Show me how, makes the For you row appear.

Advanced: every option

  1. Discover

    Rows of films and shows to browse, each picked a different way: top rated, hidden gems, from people you follow, for you.

  2. What to show

    Movies, TV, Anime, and books, music and comics when they’re on. Pick one here. Manga has a Discover of its own (Find, Discover, Manga in Broadcast; the Manga page in Classic or Neu), and NSFW 18+ is only on its own page.

  3. Filters

    Genres, years, rating, runtime, and two handy switches.

  4. Hide what I have

    Leaves out what the house already has, so every row is new to you. The menu next to it chooses what counts: downloaded, streamed, or wanted (added but not here yet).

  5. The family filter

    Leaves out anything for an older age: little kids (up to 7), kids (10) or teens (13). Both switches are remembered on each device, so the TV room and a phone can differ.

  6. On every card

    Add puts it in your library (Add early waits for something not out yet). Open is for something already here. The × means not interested: it’s never suggested again. Browse more opens a whole row.

  7. Your recipes

    Your own rows: a recipe is a set of filters with a name (genres, years, rating, who’s in it, an age rating), kept up to date by itself. New recipe starts one. Choose my services tells Usherr which streaming services you pay for, for the On my services rows.

  8. Rows worth knowing

    Because you watched… follows what you finish in Jellyfin. From people you follow shows new work by actors and directors you follow. Copy to mine turns a ready-made row into your own recipe; the eye hides a row just for you.

  9. Happy browsing

    Tap any poster for its page: the story, cast, trailers, where it streams, and similar titles.

    Teach Usherr your taste, in Show me how, makes the For you row appear.