Connect your media servers, add-ons, files, and live TV. 4789 gathers everything you own into one fast, gorgeous library. It ships empty on purpose. You bring the sources.
4789 doesn't come with a library. It comes with a place to put yours. Connect what you already own, and the shelves fill themselves with real artwork.
Every source you connect, arranged as one endless, scrollable wall of real artwork. Fetched posters, real ratings, recommendations drawn from every catalog at once.
Hardware decoding, HDR, subtitles your way, picture-in-picture. The file that stutters everywhere else simply plays.
Send a local file, or whatever you're watching, to Kodi or Chromecast. One tap, no cables.
Real screenshots, wired together. The glowing regions are tappable, exactly like the app.
Popular, New, Featured. Every shelf comes from catalogs you connected.
Tap the screen to keep moving. Arrow keys work too.
Pick a source to see it connect. One tap each, and its artwork lands on your Wall. Nothing is hosted by us.
Tap the cast control on any title and 4789 finds the screens on your network. Send a local file, or whatever you're watching, to Kodi or a Chromecast. One tap, no cables, no accounts.
No. Casting happens entirely on your local network. 4789 sends the video from your own source to your own screen. Nothing routes through us.
Check that the TV device and your iPhone are on the same Wi-Fi (not a guest network), that the Kodi HTTP control settings above are on, and that your router isn't blocking device-to-device traffic (AP isolation). Then reopen the cast sheet.
Yes. Once casting starts, your phone is a remote: queue the next episode, adjust subtitles, or browse the Wall while the TV keeps playing.
Yes on Kodi: subtitle styling and audio-track selection carry over. Chromecast support depends on the file and the device's codecs.
Tap any country on the map and drop into its cinema. Top films, fresh releases, hidden classics, region by region. Your next favourite might not speak English.
Continue sits on top, your Collections underneath. Every poster on this screen came from a source you connected. Nothing here is ours.
The map is real. Tap a country, and its trending films stack up underneath, from 1947 noir to next year's releases.
Picture-in-picture floats over whatever else you're doing. Subtitles restyle live: font, size, colour, even sync. Hardware decoding keeps it smooth.
One tap sends it to Kodi or Chromecast, and the phone becomes this glass remote: scrubbing, subtitles, audio tracks, volume. Browsing stays free.
No. 4789 is a media library manager, a beautiful player and organiser. It does not host, aggregate, index, or distribute any content. Everything you see comes from servers, add-ons, and files you own or are authorised to use.
Your Jellyfin, Plex, or Emby server; open add-on manifest links; your own video files; and your own Xtream or M3U playlists. You bring the sources. 4789 makes them beautiful.
iPhone and iPad, designed for the latest iOS. A Mac version is in the works.
You'll be able to try it for free; full pricing comes closer to launch. It's coming to the App Store soon. Leave your email below and we'll tell you the moment it's live.
Yes. No ads, no tracking, no account. Your library and credentials stay on your device, keys in the Keychain. Optional AI features use your own API key with your consent.
Be first through the door. One email, the moment 4789 lands.
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