Stream the open web on your TV
Browse and extract video streams from thousands of websites, right on your Roku. The content you want from the comfort of your couch.
Conduit is a Roku channel paired with a lightweight server app running on your PC. Setup takes less than two minutes.
Download and run the Conduit server on any Windows, Mac, or Linux machine on your home network.
Install the Conduit channel on your Roku and enter the pairing code shown on your server console.
Enter any URL and Conduit extracts the video stream or article for your TV. Bookmark your favorites for quick access.
Everything you need to bring web content to your big screen
Paste a URL and Conduit extracts the playable video stream. Works with thousands of sites via a multi-tier extraction engine powered by Playwright and yt-dlp.
Read articles in a clean, distraction-free format optimized for TV screens. No ads, no clutter — just the text and images that matter.
Save your favorite sites for quick access. Bookmarks are stored per device so each Roku in your home gets its own collection.
Every URL you open is saved to your history. Quickly revisit recently watched videos or read articles without re-typing URLs.
The server runs entirely on your own hardware. No cloud accounts, no data collection, no third-party tracking. Your browsing stays yours.
Connect your Roku to your server with a simple six-character code. No manual IP entry, no network configuration, no fuss.
Here's what you need to get started
Common questions about Conduit
Roku devices can only play standard video streams — they can't run a web browser or execute JavaScript. The Conduit server handles the heavy lifting: it loads web pages, extracts video streams, and parses articles so the Roku can display them natively. This approach keeps the channel fast and lightweight.
Conduit uses a multi-tier extraction engine. It can extract video from most sites that embed standard video players. With yt-dlp installed, it supports over 1,000 additional sites. Reader mode works with any page that contains article content.
Yes. The server runs on your own PC and all processing happens locally. The only external communication is a brief relay handshake during initial pairing. Your browsing history, bookmarks, and activity never leave your network.
Yes. Each Roku pairs independently and gets its own bookmarks and history. The server handles multiple devices concurrently.
The server only needs to be running when you want to use Conduit on your Roku. You can start it when you need it and close it when you're done. Your bookmarks and history are saved to a local database and persist between sessions.
Yes, Conduit is completely free and open source. The source code is available on GitHub.
Download the server, install the channel, and start streaming in minutes.