Who is watching right now, transcode reasons, resume points, libraries, users, devices and tasks; pause, stop or message a session
- Signs in with
- API key + viewer
- Control
- Read + sessions
- Tested
- Verified on a real server
See who is watching on Jellyfin and Plex, and why a stream is transcoding. Pause, stop or message a session from your phone. You still watch in Jellyfin or Plex.
Each session shows the title, the person, the device and how far in they are. You also see whether it plays directly or transcodes, and why. The list stays live while you look at it.
Discover's search includes Jellyfin and Plex, so a title's page says if you already have it. Home can show what you were halfway through.
Who is watching right now, transcode reasons, resume points, libraries, users, devices and tasks; pause, stop or message a session
The same session-first board, driven by Plex's own semantics: libraries, on deck, devices, playlists; stop a session
No. You still watch in Jellyfin, Plex or your usual player. Cupola finds, requests and downloads, and shows who is watching, with pause and stop.
No. There is no Cupola account and no Cupola server. The app talks straight to your own services, and their keys and passwords stay on your device, in the Keychain or the Android Keystore.
Yes. Cupola asks once before trusting a certificate, then pins it to that host. Cloudflare Access tokens, proxy passwords and custom headers work too.