A family television service

Television,
your family's way.

A dial instead of a search grid. Shared Channels instead of another queue. Calm boundaries that can answer back.

Existing Household sign in

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See Rerun in action

  1. Channel 2 · Afterlight

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    Land somewhere already in progress.

    A fixed Lineup replaces the search grid. Change the Channel and Rerun carries you through the static.

  2. One Lineup · every screen

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    The dial follows the family.

    Apple TV, iPhone and iPad share the same Household television experience without sending media through Rerun.

  3. School-night wind-down

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    A boundary says what happens next.

    Off Air names the exact return time and offers a calm way to ask an adult for more time.

  4. Parent controls

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    Fifteen minutes. One night. No rewritten Rule.

    A parent approves a bounded exception in the browser. It expires by itself and the recurring Family Rule stays intact.

  5. Private Household

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    The service can carry the decision without reading it.

    Family Rules, activity and request details are encrypted on Household devices before the coordination service stores them.

Your Plex library, with a dial

Nothing new to browse. Something is already on.

Rerun turns the shows already on your Plex server into a fixed, numbered Lineup. Tune in where an episode is already moving, or pick up exactly where the Household left it.

  • 02Fixed Channels that become familiar
  • Static hides the stream change
  • Your media travels directly from Plex
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2AFTERLIGHT
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Picture modeBroadcast ’87

Picture has a point of view

Not a filter laid over video. A television built in light.

Rerun resolves the signal to a virtual raster, then rebuilds the display with scanlines, masks, chroma bleed and halation. Choose a picture with character—or bypass the tube for HDR.

One Household · every screen

The Lineup follows the family.

Apple TV, iPhone and iPad are viewing clients. The browser holds Parent controls. Each surface keeps the interaction conventions it does best.

Apple TV
iPhone
iPad
Parent controls

Family Rules that can answer back

A boundary can be firm without becoming a dead end.

A television says why it is Off Air, when it returns, and how to ask for more time. An adult can approve one bounded exception without quietly changing tomorrow's Rule.

pendingLiving Room TV · Mina

Can I have 15 more minutes?

School-night wind-down · requested just now

Parent controlsSchool-night wind-down

Mina · 7:30 PM

Coordination serviceSigned ciphertext

Can route it. Cannot read it.

Private by architecture

Your Household stays readable where it belongs.

Parent controls encrypt Family Rules, activity and recovery material before the coordination service stores them. The service routes signed ciphertext; it does not become another reader of family life.

Read the public-site privacy contract

What you need

Your programmes. Your Plex server. An invitation.

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A Plex library

Rerun builds Channels from shows you already manage.

02

Apple screens

Watch on Apple TV, iPhone and iPad; manage the Household in a browser.

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Private-beta access

A request starts a conversation. It never creates an account automatically.

Private beta

Put your Household on the list.

Rerun is not open for self-service yet. Tell us where to reach you and whether Plex is already part of your home.

No self-enrolment. No newsletter. If this form is unavailable, email [email protected].