Feral File
Digital art & FF1 controller
About
Discover and explore digital art, including dynamic computational pieces, through curated playlists and artist channels. Optionally, connect to a dedicated hardware device to display your collection on any screen.
What's New in Feral File
1.3.4
July 16, 2026
- New "Add" button to add any URL as playlist. - New CLI pairing mode to pair and send credentials to the CLI.
FAQ
What is Feral File?
Feral File is a cultural institution and technology company focused on digital and computational art. It allows users to explore digital art through playlists and channels, and optionally display it on screens using dedicated hardware.
Can I use Feral File without the Art Computer?
Yes, you can download and use the Feral File app on its own to browse digital art, explore channels, and view your owned works. The Art Computer is optional hardware for displaying art on screens.
What kind of art can I find on Feral File?
Feral File specializes in digital art, including computational art that runs, responds, or evolves through code. You can explore curated playlists and channels from artists, institutions, and projects.
Does Feral File support viewing owned art?
Yes, you can add your Ethereum and Tezos addresses to the app to see works you own or steward, organized into playlists within 'My Collection'.
What are the hardware requirements for Feral File?
The Feral File app itself can be used on supported devices like iPhones without additional hardware. The optional Art Computer plugs into any HDMI display to play playlists on a TV or monitor.
How often is Feral File updated?
The latest version of Feral File is 1.1.14, which was last updated on June 3, 2026. Updates typically focus on improving the art exploration and display experience.
What is the age rating for Feral File?
Feral File has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide audience interested in digital art.
Does Feral File have ads?
No, Feral File is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted experience while exploring and displaying digital art.
