Your media. Your network. Your control.
A private media bundle that pairs GeekMediaServer on your Mac with GeekMediaClient on your Apple devices. Build your own local streaming center without handing your library to the cloud.
Turn your Mac into a local media server. Choose your folders, index your library, share it securely on your network, and manage access through user profiles, including child profiles.
Discover, pair with, and browse your server from iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, or another Mac.
Your media stays on your network. Bonjour discovery, pairing tokens, and direct playback keep the setup simple and in your control.
Turn your Mac into a local media server. Choose your folders, index your library, share it securely on your network, and manage access through user profiles, including child profiles.
Add one or more media folders and start the server. Folders with the same name merge into one library, so the collection stays tidy from the beginning.
Create user profiles, including child profiles, mark movies as safe or unsafe, and block users when needed. The same safe/unsafe controls are available from any client, including Apple TV. Time-of-day access controls are planned for a future release.
Start minimal and simple, or step up to the command-center view when you want the full picture.
Discover, pair with, and browse your server from iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, or another Mac.
Mark files as new, unseen, seen, safe, or unsafe; download them directly to the device you are watching on; and, when the server owner permits it, move original media to the Mac Trash and remove it from the library.
Save multiple servers, scan your local network for available servers, add one manually, and test its connection before you pair.
Several options let you tailor the client to the way you browse, play, and manage your media.