The best first
At equal quality, the best picture and the best sound come first.
Features
Everything Viewio does.
125 features, from playback to profiles.
Playback
Press Play. Viewio picks the right version.
EssentialThe right balance, recommended
CinephileThe best picture and the best sound
NomadLight files, phone and mobile data
ZenOne stream per resolution, press playFour playback styles
Essential, Cinephile, Nomad or Zen: a style sets how streams are picked for you.
Duplicates grouped
Copies of the same file fit on a single line, with their count.
Whole seasons in one line
A season competes with an episode; the line gives the total size and the size per episode.
Nothing before release
A title not yet released shows no fake link, just its date.
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Back to a style
Changed a setting? Viewio names the nearest style and goes back to it in one click.
Minimum resolution
Below the chosen threshold (720p, 1080p, 4K), the stream is not offered.
How many choices
One stream per resolution, or several versions; a short list or the full one.
Maximum file size
Handy on 4G or with little space: set a ceiling on size.
Streams to prepare
Includes the copies your playback service must prepare first, marked ⏳.
Fixed versions first
A fixed version (PROPER, REPACK) moves ahead of the one it replaces.
Series, sport and anime in order
Dated shows, anthologies, Grands Prix and anime cut differently all land on the right episode.
Languages
Your languages, in your order.
Your language moves ahead
Rank your languages: the first one moves ahead, and each keeps its place in the list.
Language read from the file
The real audio tracks win over the name, confirmed by a ✓.
Anime set apart
Anime mostly comes out in subtitled original: its languages are set separately.
French, Multi, VFQ, VOSTFR
French dub, multi-language file, Québec French dub or subtitled version: each one is told apart.
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Verified languages only
Accept only the languages the file confirms; the list may get short.
Every audio language
Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese: every language Viewio can recognise.
Added subtitles
One switch, then your ranked languages: they reach Stremio, yours first.
Machine-translated subtitles
Set aside by default; allow them if you would rather have one than none.
Profile language in Stremio
Titles, summaries, catalogue names and default subtitles in French or English.
Quality
For those who want to tune everything.
Ranking order
Quality, language, resolution, size: drag the criteria into the order you want.
Formats to exclude
Tick or type H.265, AV1, HDR, Dolby Vision, Atmos, DTS…: Viewio recognises the word.
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Maximum resolution
Above the chosen limit, the stream is not offered.
Minimum quality
A floor on source quality: BluRay, WEB-DL, WEBRip, HDTV or DVD.
Size and bitrate
Bound size and bitrate, minimum or maximum; a pack counts per episode.
Streams per resolution
Limit the copies per resolution; your languages always keep a place.
Exclude CAM, TS and 3D
Set aside recordings made in a cinema, early releases included, and 3D versions.
Favour HDR
At equal resolution, HDR and Dolby Vision come first.
Display
Every stream line, written your way.
Custom format
Write your own line with variables (title, HDR, languages, size, bitrate…), without overwriting anything.
Four line formats
Resolution, Compact, Detailed or Light: you choose how Stremio writes each stream.
“In Stremio” preview
Lines, count and order are the ones Stremio will receive, for a film or a series.
Stremio PC limit
A dotted line marks where Stremio PC stops: the lines after it show on phones.
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Raw format
No icons, with the full file name, to check a copy.
Quick-entry editor
Type / to insert a detail, : for an emoji; mistakes are flagged.
Starter templates
A gallery of templates to adapt; one click undoes the one you just applied.
Catalogues
A home screen made in your image.
Your home, catalogue by catalogue
Choose the rows of Stremio’s home: switch them on, off or remove them, with undo.
Catalogue from a sentence
Describe a row in one sentence; Gemini turns it into filters, with a preview.
Preview of your home
Your real rows and their first titles, before you even open Stremio.
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Order and names
Drag or use the keyboard to reorder; rename each row the way you want to see it.
A home ready to go
Digital releases, trending, top rated: rows already there, removable and addable again.
Genres and platforms
One catalogue per film or series genre, and one per subscription platform.
Anime, classics, decades
Popular anime, great classics, films by decade, French cinema, studios, true stories, holidays.
Hand-picked lists
A selection of reference lists, ready to add in one click.
MDBList lists
Search for a public list or paste its link: it becomes a row.
Trakt lists and watchlist
Public lists, your watchlist, Trakt’s recommendations and your own lists as catalogues.
Vanished list flagged
A list its author deleted is flagged, never removed behind your back.
Filter a row
Genres, years, minimum rating: narrow down an existing row.
Stremio’s system rows
Search, episode notifications, calendar: rename these rows or switch them off.
Posters
Posters that tell you more.
Four poster styles
Original, Discreet, Complete or All four corners: one click is enough.
Custom posters
Compose each corner: which badges, in which order (rating, quality, Atmos, New, Trending, age, genre).
Badge look
Dark, light or colour theme; size, shape and the way the rating is written.
Posters that say more
Quality, new releases, rating: it all reads on the poster, before you open the page.
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Preview on your posters
The chosen style applies live to your own rows.
Report per poster
See, corner by corner, the badge drawn or the reason it is missing.
Search
Search that understands.
Logo and trailer
The logo replaces the text title; the French-dubbed trailer first, then subtitled, then original.
Pasted ID or link
Paste an IMDb or TMDB ID, or a link: the exact work opens.
Every name of a work
Québec, Belgian and alternative titles, anime in romaji: a work is found under all its names.
Even misspelt, it finds it
A letter too many, two swapped, an accent left out: search understands.
Cast row
One person: their filmography. Two people: the films they share.
Acronyms, sequels and years
got, dune 2, dune 1984: abbreviations, sequel numbers and years are understood.
Saga, studio, genre, character
A search also opens rows for the saga, the studio, the genre or the character.
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Best known first
Ranked by popularity; with no exact match, the closest titles show.
Available on
A line at the end of the synopsis names the subscription platforms that offer the title.
Saga, ratings, cast
A Saga chip, TMDB and IMDb ratings, an IMDb link, a series’ full cast.
Pages in your language
Titles, synopses and labels follow the profile’s language, with a fallback synopsis.
For you
Ideas that suit you.
Evening after evening
Viewio learns from what you watch, profile by profile, and builds catalogues of their own.
Your tastes, readable
Genres, people, eras, languages: what Viewio understood, and one gesture to set it aside.
One row per language
“Japanese · for you”: titles made in the language you like.
Family
A row for the whole family, with nothing unsuited to the youngest.
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Because you liked…
Titles close to one you liked or watched, renewed every day.
Three “Because…” rowsSoon
Three liked titles, three rows of close titles, instead of one.
New releases and anime for you
Recent releases to your taste, and a row of its own once anime weighs in your history.
Themed catalogues
Catalogues named after your tastes, renewed every week.
To follow and to discover
New seasons, sequels, worth watching again, hidden gems, missing classics, your directors, trending for you.
Boost or avoid a taste
Count a taste line twice, or set aside what your history rejects.
Start from your tastes
Describe your tastes, or like titles in Stremio: one way is enough to get started.
Discovery and genres to avoid
Set the share of discoveries, set genres aside, add your watchlist or not.
Fine filters
Bound release years, minimum rating, a film’s length and original languages to avoid.
Weight of your history
Recent or all-time, series left unfinished: decide what weighs in your tastes.
Leave out of my tastes
Set aside a period, or a title watched for someone else.
History import
Add a viewing history to Trakt once you agree; it stays fully undoable.
Your data, listed
What Viewio keeps is spelled out; “Start over” erases your tastes.
Profiles
The whole family, each in their own space.
One profile per person
Each has their own languages, catalogues, install link and recommendations.
Parental control
An age limit per profile: above it, the title does not start.
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Create, duplicate, restore
A short wizard, a copy of another profile’s settings, or a backup.
Switch profiles
A compact list to switch; your pending changes are never lost.
Unrated titles locked
Under a limit, a title with no certification stays visible, with a 🔒 line that explains.
Limit on recommendations
No personal row offers a title the profile could not play.
Age shown on the profile
A padlock and the age beside the profile’s name, to find your way.
Connections
Your accounts, linked by a code.
One page for your accounts
Playback service, Stremio, Trakt, Gemini: each profile has its own, nothing is shared.
Your playback service
Confirm a code, scan a QR code or paste your key, checked before it is kept.
Stremio
Link your account: your 👍, ❤️ and your library feed “For you”.
Subscription followed live
Plan, end date and a warning before it expires, read from your service each time you open it.
Trakt
Optional: your history, ratings and lists count in “For you”.
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One account per profile
Choose the account each profile watches with, or reuse another profile’s.
Action needed
An orange dot flags a subscription to renew or a refused key, with the right fix.
Gemini, with your key
Your own key turns the Gemini features on; what is sent to it stays viewable.
Two playback servicesSoon
Link a second service; Viewio will try them in the order you choose.
Your Stremio addonsSoon
Sort, remove and tidy the addons of your Stremio account, from Viewio.
Clean disconnection
Disconnecting Stremio or Trakt erases what Viewio had learnt and revokes its access.
Installation
Installed in a few minutes.
Install in Stremio
A button opens Stremio; all that is left is to confirm.
Guided first launch
Six screens, one decision each: languages, style, home, connections, install.
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Automatic installSoon
Viewio will install and update itself in Stremio, with no link to copy.
A link to copy
Copy the install link: it works for Stremio, Stremio Web and Nuvio.
One link per profile
Each profile has its own; renewing it cancels the old one on every device.
Install without a subscription
Installable before you connect your service: the catalogues show, playback waits.
Easy or Expert
The essentials first; Expert adds every setting to the same screens.
Overview
One big button for the next step, then the state of each part of your account.
With or without an account
Everything works without an account; a free account adds several profiles and your settings everywhere.
My backup
Download your settings to a file; restore it whenever you want, after a check.
Saving safely
Ctrl/Cmd+S, a “modified” dot, a warning before leaving, a signal when another tab makes changes.
Reliability
What Viewio does on its own, and what it never does.
Backup copies
If a copy has gone, Viewio tries the next ones automatically when you click.
A video explains the failure
Account, quota, dead link, missing file: a short video says why.
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Fake guard
A file with an absurd bitrate for its stated resolution is removed.
Broken sources set aside
A source reported as down is avoided for an hour.
An empty list explains itself
When everything is filtered out, Stremio shows a line that says so, not an empty screen.
The filter to loosen, namedSoon
When everything is filtered out, the line will name the exact setting to loosen.
A doubt never removes
An unknown fact, such as an unstated language, is not enough to remove a stream.
Never a misleading setting
A setting Viewio cannot honour is greyed out and explained, or clearly refused.
No password
A one-time sign-in link by email; Stremio and Trakt are authorised with a code.
Encrypted keys
Your keys are encrypted on the server, never shown again, never exported in a backup.
No search history
What you type in search is not recorded.
IP addresses not kept
Your sessions keep neither an IP address nor a browser identifier.
Full account deletion
Profiles, links and keys go together; Viewio’s access to Trakt is revoked.