Watch it. Request it. Run it. One app.

Mora plays your library, takes requests for what is missing, and shows you what your server is doing. It does the jobs of Plex, Seerr and Tautulli without the stack of add-ons to wire together.

Early beta. Accounts are by invitation only.

Mora's Movies page: rows of recently added and newly released films with their posters and ratings.

Watch

Movies, shows and anime from your library, on a home screen built around artwork.

Request

Find any title. If the library does not have it, ask for it where you found it.

Run

Viewing history, analytics, problem reports and member access for whoever hosts.

Everything about a title, and a Play button.

Artwork, seasons, cast and where you left off, on one page. Movies, TV and anime each get their own home, with what was just added next to what is new in the world.

A series page in Mora marked Available, with Play, Request entire series, My List and Write a review.

Not in the library? Ask right there.

Search covers every movie and show, not only what is already on the server. Anything missing says so and offers a Request button, for a whole series or a single season. Mora tells you when it is ready to play.

A series page in Mora marked Not in Library, with a Request entire series button.

See what your server is doing.

Who is watching, what gets played most, when your busiest hours are, and how often a stream had to be converted. History, analytics and problem reports sit in the same app you watch in, for the people who host a library.

Mora's analytics for a library host: viewings, watch time and viewers for the last 30 days, a daily chart, and a heat map of viewing by weekday and hour. Sample data. — Sample data.

Anime, handled properly.

Most media apps treat anime as television with odd numbering. Mora gives it its own home, organised by season, and deals with the parts that usually go wrong.

Mora's Anime page in its Explore view: a season picker with the current season marked Airing now, and rows of series that are new this season and continuing this season.

An episode guide in Mora where each filler episode carries a Filler label.

Filler is labelled

Filler and recap episodes are marked in the episode guide wherever a reviewed source says so, so you can decide what to skip before you press play.

Mora's Viewing order choices: seasons with specials, main episodes only, or absolute order.

You choose the viewing order

Seasons with specials placed where they belong, main episodes only, or absolute numbering. Your watched episodes and resume points stay as they are.

A list of specials in Mora where one entry is a full movie, shown with its running time among the episodes.

Movies and specials are matched up

When a film is also listed as a special, Mora knows they are the same thing. It appears in the series where it belongs and plays the copy you already have.

Nothing spoiled until you have watched it.

Hide the images and synopses of episodes you have not seen yet. Members can rate and review what they watch, and reviews carry spoiler warnings.

An episode page in Mora showing the episode's image. — Previews shown

The same episode page with its preview hidden. — Previews hidden

No ads. No free-TV channels. No sponsored rows.

The home screen is your media and the catalog. Nothing else is competing for it.

Early beta, invite only.

Mora is new and still changing. Expect rough edges, and expect them to move from week to week. There is no sign-up form yet: if someone invited you, you already have an account.

It runs in your browser today. Apps for desktop, phone and TV are being built during the beta.