Playback
Plays almost anything
Big files, high resolutions and rich sound, straight from the source.
H.264 · HEVC · AV1 · TrueHD · DTS-HD MA
HDR needs a screen that supports it. Linux plays HDR in SDR for now.
In development · Open source
Tortuga is a video player for Stremio-compatible addons, built natively for every device you watch on.



Tortuga plays what your addons offer. It comes with no content of its own.
Paste an addon’s link and its catalogs appear.
Every addon’s catalogs together, plus your own library.
Pick a stream and settle in.
And nothing it shouldn’t.
Playback
Big files, high resolutions and rich sound, straight from the source.
H.264 · HEVC · AV1 · TrueHD · DTS-HD MA
HDR needs a screen that supports it. Linux plays HDR in SDR for now.
Built for each device, so it feels at home on every screen.

Styled subtitles appear just as their makers designed them.
Everyone gets their own list, with an optional PIN.
Approve the TV’s code. No typing with a remote.
Your library and progress follow you to every device.
With Trakt and friends.
Prefer to keep your data at home? Host the sync server yourself.
Not out yet, but coming to all of these.
A video player for Stremio addons, with apps for your phone, tablet, computer and TV. It’s open source.
No. It plays what the addons you add offer, and comes with no videos of its own.
A small web service that adds catalogs, streams or subtitles. You add one with its link.
No. It’s an independent project that works with Stremio addons.
Yes. Sign in once with Apple or Google, and your profiles and library follow you to every device. A TV can sign in with a code from your phone.
Yes. The server is open source too: choose “Use your own server” when you sign in.
Your sign-in, your devices and what you sync, with synced data encrypted at rest. Crash reports can be turned off, and there are no ads or analytics.
Read the privacy policy for the details.
Not yet. Download links will appear here when it’s out.