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Privacy

Remedia does not collect any data. There is no Remedia account, no analytics, no advertising and no crash reporting. Nothing about you or what you watch is sent to the developer.

What the app connects to

  • Your Jellyfin server, at the address you give, and the addresses that server gives for your media.
  • Your Seerr server, if you connect one. What you type in Search is sent to it, and your Seerr server passes it on to The Movie Database (TMDB) to find titles. Requests you make are sent to it.
  • TMDB's picture site (image.tmdb.org), only with a Seerr server connected that does not pass pictures along itself. Posters and artwork of titles your library does not have are then loaded from there. These are picture files and nothing else. As with any request on the internet, that site sees your network address and which picture was asked for.
  • Live TV sources you add yourself.
  • A filter list address, if you set one for Content Filtering.
  • Apple, in two cases. With iCloud Sync on, your settings and sign-ins are kept in your own iCloud account, the sign-ins encrypted. With Generated Subtitles on, a speech model is downloaded once from Apple. The speech itself is read on the Apple TV and goes nowhere.

What is kept on your Apple TV

  • Your server's address and the access token it gave when you signed in. Your password is not kept.
  • Your Seerr server's address and its session, if you connected one.
  • Your settings.
  • Copies of pictures and details, so screens load quickly. Settings, Cache & Storage clears them.

Send Log

If you choose Settings, About, Send Log, the app sends its recent log and setup to your own Jellyfin server and nowhere else. Tokens, server addresses and the private parts of web addresses are taken out first. A Jellyfin server deletes such a log after three days unless its settings say otherwise.

Your servers

Your Jellyfin server keeps your watch history, and your Seerr server keeps your requests. What they record and who can see it is up to whoever runs them.

Test builds

While Remedia is in testing, it is installed through Apple's TestFlight. TestFlight is Apple's, with Apple's own terms: it can share crash reports, and feedback you choose to send, with the developer.

Changes

If any of this changes, this page will say so before the change reaches the app. Last updated 13 November 2026.