Support
We are here to help.
KROMA is a free, self-hosted project. Depending on what you need, a question, a bug, an install to get going, here is the right door to knock on.
Write to us
For anything that does not belong in a public issue, email is the most direct route. We read everything, and we reply in English as well as in French.
GitHub Issues
Report a bug or suggest a feature, in the same place as the code.
Installation guide
Synology, Docker, Raspberry Pi, TV developer mode: the step-by-step install.
Documentation
The repository, its per-component READMEs and the contributing notes.
Reporting a bug well
A reproducible report is fixed far faster. Before opening an issue, gather the following if you can:
- What you expected, and what actually happened.
- The platform (web, Samsung Tizen, LG webOS, mobile, Apple TV / Android TV) and the version.
- The server logs, started with RUST_LOG=debug.
- For a playback problem: the title's video codec (hevc, h264 or av1) and audio (ac3, eac3 or aac).
Frequently asked questions
Is KROMA free?
Yes. KROMA is free software under the GPL-2.0 license: free of charge, no subscription and no paid "pro" edition. The code is open, so you can audit it, modify it and redistribute it.
Which platforms are supported?
The web (desktop browser), mobile on iPhone / iPad / Android, Samsung (Tizen) and LG (webOS) televisions, as well as Apple TV and Android TV.
What do I need to self-host it?
A NAS, a Docker host or a Raspberry Pi (64-bit system) is enough: KROMA is a single Rust binary, or a multi-architecture Docker image. The installation guide covers Synology, Docker and the other cases.
Does my data stay with me?
Yes. Your library and your activity never leave your network. The details are in the privacy policy.