Cuvee is a media player and library for the video you already own. It brings your files together from wherever they live, gives them artwork and details, and plays them on every screen in the house.
What we make
Cuvee reads video from the places you already keep it — local drives, network shares (SMB, FTP and WebDAV), cloud drives such as Google Drive, and media servers such as Emby and Jellyfin — and presents it as one library. It identifies films and episodes, adds posters and descriptions, remembers where you stopped, and plays a wide range of formats, from everyday MP4 files to Blu-ray rips with HDR and lossless audio. It can also play live TV from IPTV playlists you add.
Cuvee does not sell, stream or host films or TV shows, and it does not come with any content sources. It plays the media you already have, from sources you choose.
Where it runs
- Available now: Windows, macOS (Apple silicon and Intel), Linux, Android phones and tablets, and Android TV and Fire TV — see Download.
- Coming soon: iPhone, iPad and Apple TV on the App Store, and Steam Deck.
How Cuvee is paid for
Cuvee is free to download, and much of it is free to use. Some features need a paid licence; the Help centre explains which. There is no advertising in Cuvee, and we do not sell your data — our Privacy Policy sets out exactly what the app sends and why.
The company
Cuvee is developed and published by Cuvee, LLC, a limited liability company organised under the laws of the State of Delaware, United States.
For support, billing, privacy or legal matters, write to support@cuvee.io.