SERAS Get started

A home for
your collection.

Your films, series, and music.
Together in a place that feels like yours.

Seras turns a computer at home into a personal media server. Open your library in a browser, or settle in on the TV.

Set up Seras Take a look

Self-hosted. Open source. Your library stays yours.

Stillwater

Sample library artwork

Made for the things you keep coming back to.

Less searching.
More pressing play.

The next episode. The film you saved for Friday.
A favorite worth watching again. All in your library.

Continue watching

Your place, remembered.

Stillwater

Film · 38 min left

64%

Night Drive

Episode 3 · 16 min left

38%
Illustrated library preview. Titles and artwork are fictional; media is not included.

A library with a little order.

Keep films and series in their own libraries. Browse artwork, seasons, and episodes without digging through folders.

Your place is saved.

Return to your progress, keep favorites close, and make collections for whatever you feel like watching next.

A quiet blue ocean beneath the moon, used as fictional album artwork.
Blue Hours · A sample album

For the albums
you know by heart.

Your music belongs here, too. Browse by album or artist, line up a queue, and let the next track play.

Keep listening while you explore your library. The compact player keeps your music within reach.

  • Albums, artists, tracks, and playlists
  • A queue that follows your listening
  • Favorites you can always find again

A small screen.
A big evening.

Watch in a browser on your phone or laptop. Send a film to a compatible TV on your home network.

The same collection, with room to settle in.

  • DLNA
  • AirPlay
  • Google Cast

Casting support depends on the receiver and media format.

Sample film artwork shown in a television frame.
Your library, on the screen that suits you.

Make yourself at home.

Run Seras on your own computer.
Bring the collection you already have.

  1. Give it a home.

    Install Seras on a computer that can stay on while you watch. Follow the self-hosting guide to get started.

  2. Bring your collection.

    Add your media folders through the web interface. Create video and music libraries, then let Seras find your files.

  3. Find something to play.

    Open Seras in a browser on your home network. Choose a title, press play, and pick up where you left off.

Read the setup guide Explore the source

A few things to know.

Does Seras include films or music?

No. Seras organizes and plays the media you provide. The sample titles and artwork on this page illustrate the experience.

Where does my watch history go?

Your history, favorites, and progress are stored on the computer running Seras. Each account keeps its own watch data. Read about privacy.

Can I add more sources?

Optional plugins can provide catalogs, streams, subtitles, and notifications. You choose which packages to enable and configure in Settings.

What do I need to run it?

A computer to run the server, your media files, and a browser to open the web interface. The self-hosting guide covers installation and setup.