Media that learns what happens next.
Libomedia turns self-hosted media infrastructure into an adaptive, personalized and securely managed streaming platform.
Learns
The experience adapts to viewing behavior, individual preferences, and time context.
Predicts
The system prepares likely playback actions before the user presses Play.
Controls
Manage screens, sessions, authorization, and telemetry from a central layer.
Sign in with your phone, not the remote.
Typing passwords letter-by-letter with a TV remote is cumbersome. WinoTV projects a single-use QR code; users scan with their mobile phone, select their family profile, and the television unlocks instantly.
- Single-use token expires in 10 minutes.
- Profile selected on mobile overrides the TV cursor.
- A photographed QR code fails: hardware signature must verify.
Scan with your phone to sign in
Token valid for 10 minutes
Welcome, Mariana
Camera Scanner
Open WinoTV link
Household Sign-In
Credentials stay on mobile.
Living room screen is now signed in as Mariana.
Watch it adapt.
Interactive behavioral simulation. Select viewing events to observe how Wino Intelligence updates preference vectors and physically reorders Home rows in real time.
One intelligence layer between your media infrastructure and every screen.
Libomedia decouples client presentation from storage, transforming raw catalogs into instant, tailored experiences with zero server transcoding load.
Live Stream Resolution Probe
Select a release to inspect how Libomedia parses tracks and issues direct 302 redirects to CDN edges:
Built into a real product.
WinoTV is the living-room client powered by Libomedia, proving that playback experiences become instantaneous when connected to an intelligent control plane.
- Native Kotlin ExoPlayer · Zero WebView overhead
- Direct 302 CDN Playback · No transcode stutter
- Zero-Trust Device Pairing · Centralized session management
Built privately. Opening strategically.
Libomedia is in active private development while we explore strategic investment, technology licensing, and commercial partnerships before planned open-source releases.