For Mac and Windows
Point it at a folder. Media House indexes every format, finds the actors and categories hiding in your file names, makes posters, and lets you browse it all like a cinema.
15-day free trial, no sign-up. Then US$4.99 a year. Your files never leave your computer.
What it does
Large local libraries usually end up as folders of file names. Media House reads those names and turns them into something you can browse.
Names, episode numbers, quality tags and recurring words are detected automatically. Accept a suggestion and it becomes a real category on every matching file.
Score any file, give each genre its own strength, tag freely, and drag labels between sections when the app guessed wrong.
“4K, over 90 minutes, unwatched, Action scored 7+”. Collections update themselves as files arrive and can be pinned to Home.
Hover the timeline for a frame preview, drag to scrub, mark moments with a screenshot, resume where you stopped, and switch subtitles or audio tracks.
Turn on a PIN-protected page on your own network and any phone, tablet or TV browser can browse and play. Scan a QR code to open it.
Password or Touch ID lock, nothing uploaded, no telemetry. Optional online lookups for actor photos, film details and subtitles happen only when you ask.
In use


Pricing
No sign-up, no card to start. When the trial ends the app keeps your library, favourites, scores and categories exactly as they are and asks whether you want to carry on. Subscriptions are handled by the App Store or Microsoft Store and can be cancelled any time.
Windows
The Windows version is the same app with the same 15-day trial and the same yearly price. Open Media House in the Microsoft Store, or search for “Media House” in the Store app on Windows 10 or 11.
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