You shouldn't need an account to watch your own files.
Plex wants a login and a "media server." Jellyfin wants an afternoon of config. Reelloft wants one folder. Drop it in, scan a QR code, and it's already playing on your phone or TV.
Three steps. Under a minute.
No servers, no libraries to configure, no clients to install on every device.
Point at a folder
Drag in the folder where your videos already live. Reelloft scans it and builds a poster wall — series grouped automatically.
Scan the QR code
Your phone's camera opens your whole library in the browser. Nothing to install on the phone — it's just a web page on your Wi-Fi.
Scan to open · LAN only
Cast to any screen
Tap to play on your phone, or send it to the TV — DLNA, Chromecast, and AirPlay. The TV streams straight from your computer.
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Zero-config library
Drop a folder, get a poster wall with search, tags, and automatic series detection. No "add library" ritual.
Watch on your phone
Scan a QR code — your library opens in the browser. No app to install, no login. Just your files on your Wi-Fi.
Cast to your TV
One tap to DLNA smart TVs, Chromecast, and Apple TV. The TV pulls the stream directly from your computer.
Most files just play
MP4/H.264 plays directly on your phone and TV. Most other files are converted on the fly, with hardware acceleration.
Private by design
No account, no telemetry, no media cloud. Your library and viewing activity stay on your machine and local network.
Buy once, keep it
A single $15 purchase. No subscription, no upsells, no shrinking free tier. Updates for the current major version are included.
Where Reelloft fits
It's not trying to be a media-server platform or a phone-to-TV caster. It's the simplest way to watch the library you already have.
Get Reelloft
Free to download and keep: scan your folder, browse it, and play on your phone. Casting to your TV and converting files unlock with the $15 license.
Version 0.2.0 · Verify your download (SHA256SUMS)
How to verify the download
Download SHA256SUMS, run the command for your system in the same folder, and compare the resulting hash with the line for your installer. This catches a damaged download; operating-system security checks are a separate authenticity safeguard.
shasum -a 256 <downloaded-file>Get-FileHash .\<downloaded-file> -Algorithm SHA256macOS Gatekeeper or Windows SmartScreen may inspect Reelloft on first launch. Do not disable those protections; if the warning or publisher details look unexpected, stop and contact [email protected].
One price. Forever.
Scanning, browsing and playing on your phone are free forever. The $15 license adds casting to your TV, and converts files your phone or TV cannot play directly.
Download free- Cast to your TV — smart TVs, Chromecast & Apple TV
- Files your devices cannot play directly, converted on the fly
- macOS & Windows
- Watch on phone & TV over your Wi-Fi
- No account · media stays local
- Current major updates included
Questions
Do I need an account?
No. There's no sign-up, no login, nothing. Your license key is verified offline on your own computer.
Does anything leave my network?
No. Reelloft reads your folders and serves them over your local Wi-Fi. Nothing is uploaded and there's no telemetry.
Do my devices need to be on the same Wi-Fi?
Yes — and that's on purpose. Your phone and TV reach your computer over your local network, so your movies are never relayed through our servers. Away from home? Put your devices on a free Tailscale network and it works exactly the same — a direct, private link between your own machines.
What files does it play?
MP4/H.264 plays directly. Most other files — MKV, HEVC and so on — are converted on the fly with hardware acceleration. A few unusual files or older TVs won't cooperate, so scan your own library free before you buy.
Which TVs can it cast to?
DLNA smart TVs, Chromecast / Google TV, and Apple TV (AirPlay). The TV streams straight from your computer.
Does my computer need to be on?
Yes — your computer is the library. It hosts everything; your phone and TV are just screens. (A NAS/always-on mode is on the roadmap.)
Is it really one-time?
Yes. $15 once, with updates for the current major version included. No subscription and no upsells — that's the whole point.
Can I use it on more than one computer?
Yes. One key covers every computer you own — activate it on each one. Only the computers count; phones and TVs just connect, no key needed.