Everything the household already has, in one interface.
The playlists you supply, today — with self-hosted servers, network shares and a built-in DVR on the way — behind a real TV guide, real metadata, real search, and a player that does not break. Meridian provides no media of its own. Your own playlists today; servers, shares and DVR coming. One guide, one search, one player. Meridian provides no media of its own.
Free tier keeps the full guide and every codec. Never any ads, on any tier.
Four sources, four apps, four remotes' worth of patience.
A server in the cupboard, a share on the NAS, a recording schedule, a playlist you maintain yourself. Each one has its own app, its own idea of what a guide is, and its own way of failing halfway through an episode. Meridian puts them behind one interface and one player.
- 01Add sources from your phone
- 02One guide, one search
- 03One player that holds
What you actually get
Four things, done properly, on every tier unless the table says otherwise.
A real TV guide
Your guide data on a proper timeline, readable from the sofa, with catch-up where your source offers it.Your guide data on a proper timeline, readable from the sofa.
Real metadata
Titles, artwork and episode order matched from TMDB and Trakt against the library you connect.Matched from TMDB and Trakt against the library you connect.
Search that finds it
One query across every source you've configured.
A player that holds
Hardware decoding, subtitle and audio switching, resume, and a buffer that survives a bad minute.Hardware decoding, track switching, resume, a buffer that survives a bad minute.
Pricing, briefly
Full comparison and FAQ →Full guide · all codecs · no ads
Sync · catch-up · profiles · custom EPG
Priority support · DVR and Trakt Coming
Current major version and all its updates, at least 5 years.
Regular lifetime price after the founding offer: $99