Stroku Receiver
The Roku channel that receives streams from the Android sender.
Receiver FAQStroku Native brings Stremio browsing, library sync, add-on setup, and playback directly to Roku. No phone handoff. No casting loop. Just the TV app.
Stroku still supports the original Sender and Receiver workflow. Native is the next step: everything runs directly on Roku.
The Roku channel that receives streams from the Android sender.
Receiver FAQThe Android bridge for sending Stremio playback links to Roku.
Sender docsA standalone Roku app for browsing, syncing, configuring, and watching from the TV.
Native FAQThe homepage should guide users into the real install and support flow, while the full FAQ and docs carry the detail.
Find Stroku in the Roku Channel Store and add it like any other channel.
Use the pairing code flow at link.stremio.com to sync your account and library.
Configure add-ons like Torrentio, copy the generated link, then paste it into the Roku setup page at http://<your Roku IP>:8324.
Browse, choose a compatible stream, adjust subtitles, and play with your remote.
Native is not just a prettier cast button. It is designed around remote navigation, codec realities, account linking, and local setup.
Layout, focus states, and controls are built for TV navigation instead of touch.
Pair once, then keep your library and account context available on the TV.
Roku cannot play raw torrents, so the site points users toward direct HTTP or HTTPS streams.
Adjust subtitle style, size, color, and background for readability on a TV.
The docs and FAQ explain why MP4 or HLS with H.264 and AAC is the safer path.
Configuration uses the Roku app and another device on the same network when needed.
The homepage should sell the product and route people clearly. Installation, pairing, add-ons, debrid, subtitle, and codec details live in the support pages.
Install it on Roku, then use the FAQ and docs when you need setup specifics.