Movies and TV
Poster-led discovery, clear progress, and fast return paths that do not feel like admin software.
OmniLux
Your whole media world should feel like one system.
OmniLux brings movies, shows, music, books, games, and live TV into one self-hosted runtime, then layers cloud identity, billing, and household-friendly access on top where it actually helps.
Local playback stays self-hosted. Personal, Duo, and Family plans add cloud-connected extras when you want them.
One calm interface
Discovery, playback, and household control all speak the same visual language.
Self-hosted at the core
Your runtime stays under your control while cloud services layer on top where they help.
Built for households
Profiles, continuity, and linked-server access are treated like product fundamentals.
Discover
One shelf language for every part of the library.
Continue
Resume playback and handoff without losing context.
Why OmniLux
The site should explain the product the same way the product works.
Plex does this well: crisp promise, clear product lanes, and visuals that prove the story. OmniLux should do the same for self-hosting, cloud access, and the developer ecosystem.
Music and books
Adjacent media types inherit the same hierarchy instead of turning into separate mini apps.
Live TV
Guide and channel surfaces stay legible because they reuse the same product system.
Accounts and households
Cloud-connected identity helps with invites, billing, and continuity without replacing the runtime.
Run your server
Start with the self-hosted runtime.
The server is the product center of gravity. That is why the download path needs to feel like a real product page instead of a rough internal note.
- Docker, bare-metal, and docs-led install paths
- Movies, music, books, games, and live TV in one runtime
- A cleaner first-run path for serious self-hosted users
Bring in the cloud
Add hosted account services when you want them.
The cloud app handles the parts that should live on the internet: accounts, billing, linked servers, invites, and operator-friendly access surfaces.
- Hosted account and billing flows at app.omnilux.tv
- Linked-server and household management without visual drift
- Cloud convenience layered on top of the self-hosted foundation
Extend the platform
Developers should feel like they are building on the same product.
The SDK, docs, and marketplace story need to feel continuous with the rest of the site. That is part of what makes Plex’s marketing work, and OmniLux should borrow that discipline.
- Plugin SDK with clear trust and review language
- Marketplace page for the public developer surface
- Docs that stay one click away from product evaluation
The ecosystem
Every OmniLux surface should look like it belongs to the same company.
That applies to the runtime, the hosted app, docs, and the SDK. It also applies to the marketing site.
Living room TV
Playback surfaces built to look intentional on the biggest screen in the house.
Phone control
Queue, discovery, and remote-friendly actions that still feel native to the same system.
Cloud app
Billing, invites, and linked-server management live in a dedicated hosted surface.
Plugin SDK
Extensions and ecosystem work look like part of the platform, not a bolt-on.
Games
Future-facing media surfaces inherit the same interface discipline.
Docs
Documentation stays close to product decisions instead of hiding in a separate universe.