A self-hosted media library — scans your own files, picks up subtitles and where you left off, and lets you watch together in the same room. No third-party service holding your watch history.
Not yet wired into Nia's chat — but the library itself already works.
Scans your own folders into real titles with thumbnails and artwork, not a bare file listing.
Watch progress and subtitle tracks are part of the app, not something you dig up separately.
Real watch-together rooms — start something and watch it in sync with someone else, without a third-party watch-party extension.
Your library streams from your own hardware — once this is wired into Nia's chat, the same three-tier trust model will apply to anything it does here too.
Not yet — the media server itself is real and working, but Nia's chat can't act on it directly today. That integration is planned.
Same idea — a self-hosted alternative to those, built as part of the same Nia stack instead of a separate service.