Tomo TV, a Jellyfin Client

Tomo TV, a Jellyfin Client

Movies, Shows, Music in 4K HDR

1 ratings
1 review
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 22, 2026
  • September 9, 2026

Features

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About

This app acts as a client for your Jellyfin server, allowing you to stream movies, shows, music, and photos on your Apple TV, iPhone, and iPad. It offers features like continue watching, subtitle support, and gapless audio playback.

โœ“Browse movies, shows, music, and photos
โœ“Continue Watching synced with server
โœ“Skip Intro and Skip Credits
โœ“Multi-audio switching
โœ“Gapless background audio playback
โœ“Picture in Picture and AirPlay support
โœ“Connects to Jellyfin servers easily
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What's New in Tomo TV, a Jellyfin Client

2.2.5

September 9, 2026

- SyncPlay support: watch together with everyone on your Jellyfin server, in sync - 10-bit HEVC films play again on devices without an HEVC decoder, converted on the device or by the server instead of failing to start - A film taller than your device's decoder can handle is converted rather than left to stutter - Opening a large file no longer holds the app until its playlists arrive - Posters taken from a file skip fades and black frames and keep the right colors - Diagnostics is a structured document with the device, the OS and what it decodes, ready to paste into a bug report - HDR films now play when the server converts them - Large films on a slow connection no longer fall back to server conversion

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User reviews

Great and Simple UI. Media Plays Great!

The UI is simple and sleek! Nothing too extra, but not too limited either. Having chapters would be great next add-on.
I was able to run the app on my MacBook M3 Pro running MacOS 27.0 Beta as well. When porting to Mac, adding keyboard shortcuts would be awesome, TIA!

Response from developer

Hi BadGoomba, I'm happy the UI and playback are delivering. Both of your suggestions are tracked now: Chapters (tvOS): github.com/keiver/tomotv/issues/71 Keyboard shortcuts (Mac): github.com/keiver/tomotv/issues/72 Thank you! ๐Ÿ™Œ

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FAQ

What is Tomo TV?

Tomo TV is an open-source client application designed to connect to your Jellyfin media server. It allows you to browse and stream your movies, TV shows, music, and photos on Apple TV, iPhone, and iPad.

Does Tomo TV have ads?

No, Tomo TV is ad-free. The app's description explicitly states 'No analytics. No tracking. No ads.'

What devices does Tomo TV support?

Tomo TV is available for Apple TV, iPhone, and iPad. It leverages the system's native player for playback on these devices.

How does Tomo TV handle video and audio quality?

Tomo TV prioritizes original quality playback, measuring the link to your server. It supports various codecs like H.264, HEVC, HDR10, HLG, and AV1, as well as lossless audio pass-through for formats like Dolby Atmos and TrueHD.

Can I use Tomo TV without a Jellyfin server?

While Tomo TV is designed to connect to your personal Jellyfin server, it offers a demo mode. This allows you to try the app instantly on Jellyfin's public demo server.

How often is Tomo TV updated?

The latest version, 2.1.0, was released on August 20, 2026, indicating active development. Updates typically address bug fixes and feature enhancements.

Is Tomo TV free to use?

Yes, Tomo TV is completely free to use. It is an open-source client and does not require any payment or subscription.

What are the privacy features of Tomo TV?

Tomo TV prioritizes user privacy by having no analytics or tracking. Your credentials are kept secure in the device's Keychain, and video streams directly from your server to your device.