Auto-built channels
Genres, eras, franchises, and habits become channels on their own. Add movies to your library and the lineup updates itself.
Nostalgex turns your Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby collection into live TV channels with a real channel guide. Flip around. Land on something. Watch it like it's Friday night in 1996.
Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby. All three, right on Apple TV.
The actual app. Channels built from a real library.
Connect Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby, on Apple TV or in the browser. Nostalgex talks straight to your server. That's the whole setup.
Your library gets sorted into channels automatically. Saturday morning cartoons, 90s sitcoms, the VHS vault, the stuff you rewatch constantly. No playlists to make.
Pull up the guide, pick a channel, or just surf. Everything is already playing. You drop in mid-movie like real TV, because that was half the fun.
Streaming apps give you ten thousand posters and no opinion. A channel guide gives you a lineup. Something is on channel 12 right now, and something else is on at 10.
Nostalgex builds that lineup from your own collection. Scroll the grid, see what's on, and commit. No trailers, no autoplay previews, no forty minutes of browsing.
No ads, no account, no upsell screen. If it gave you a good Friday night, a coffee keeps the channels coming.
Over a hundred channels, sorted into bundles like the back of a cable bill. Every one builds itself from your library.
What actually shows up depends on your library. No westerns, no Westerns channel. Fair.
Get a short email when new channels and features ship. That's it, that's the newsletter.
Nostalgex is free. If it made your Friday night, coffee helps.
The remote works the way remotes used to. Swipe through channels without leaving the picture and see what's up next before you commit.
Channels keep airing whether you're watching or not. Tune in at 9:40 and you're twenty minutes into something, just like the old days.
Genres, eras, franchises, and habits become channels on their own. Add movies to your library and the lineup updates itself.
Every channel runs a real schedule all day. Nothing waits for you to press play.
A real tvOS app from the App Store, built for the Siri Remote and the big screen. Not a web view pretending.
No Apple TV handy? Open the tuner in any browser and surf the same channels. It's the fastest way to try Nostalgex.
Every channel is built from media you already own. No subscriptions to a catalog, no ads, nothing you didn't put there.
Plex, Jellyfin, and Emby are all supported natively on the Apple TV app. The web tuner connects to them too.
Nostalgex connects straight from your device to your media server. Your credentials and your library never pass through our servers, because there is nothing on our end to pass through.
Yes. Nostalgex is a front end for a library you already have on Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby. If you run one of those, you're two minutes from channel surfing.
No, and that's on purpose. Nostalgex reads your library and builds the channels and schedules itself. The surprise of "oh, this is on" is the product.
Yes. Open it in a browser, connect your server, and watch. The Apple TV app is where the full living-room experience lives.
No. Playback and sign-in happen directly between your device and your media server. We never see your credentials or your library.
Free, native, and built for the couch.