Usetopia
Unreleased Usetopia preview. Start with local/HTTP videos; install the official add-on to enable the packaged on-device Usenet engine.
Stream anything from Usenet. Own nothing. Wait for nothing.
Point it at any .nzb and the video starts in seconds — no download queue, no waiting, no disk space sacrificed.
Why Usetopia
An engine, not a downloader
Everything heavy — parsing, yEnc, archive surgery, NNTP — is Rust. Everything you touch is Flutter. The engine only ever fetches the slices you actually watch.
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Under the hood
How it works
Every seek position is mapped to the exact Usenet segments that hold it — decoded, verified and served through a lazy, range-aware local stream.
Download
Free for every screen
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What's new
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- Continue watching — playback position remembered per title, with a progress-bar row on the home screen
- Subtitle color picker — white/yellow/amber/green/cyan/red/purple, remembered per title
- Dolby Vision P5 now on Windows & Linux too — GPU reshape with software fallback and live diagnostics
- Official Linux build (system libmpv, Ubuntu 24.04) and unsigned iOS build for sideloading
Localization
Speaks your language
Fourteen fully localized interfaces — with proper RTL layout — plus dark and light themes.
Support the project
usetopia is independently developed. If it saved you a download queue, you can buy the next coffee that funds the engine — one-off or monthly, both keep development moving.
Roadmap
Where this is going
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