One poster wall
Combine local folders, SMB shares, and Baidu Netdisk in one library. Movies, series, seasons, and episodes are grouped into a single view instead of a file browser.
macOS · iPhone · Coming soon
LesHub brings local folders, NAS shares, and cloud drives into one poster wall — identifies titles, seasons, and episodes from filenames, fills in details from TMDB, and plays your files with a real video engine.
LesHub is not available yet. The first release is planned for the App Store on macOS and iPhone, and pricing will be announced before launch.
LesHub is built around two ideas: your files stay yours, and the library should not get in the way of watching.
Combine local folders, SMB shares, and Baidu Netdisk in one library. Movies, series, seasons, and episodes are grouped into a single view instead of a file browser.
Parses release names such as The.Last.Signal.2023.1080p and Deep.Water.S01E03, plus Chinese season/episode forms. Directory-aware rules help with files named simply 01.mkv.
Title, year, rating, genres, overview, cast, posters, and episode names come from TMDB. When a result is ambiguous, LesHub asks you to choose instead of guessing.
System playback for native formats; a bundled VLC engine for MKV, WebM, RMVB, and other containers. Resolution and HDR depend on the source file, network, and device.
Loads sidecar SRT and VTT files, infers language from the filename, and lets you change size. ASS/SSA styling, embedded subtitle tracks, and audio-track switching are not ready.
Download SMB and Baidu Netdisk files to a local folder for playback with an external player when a container or codec is not supported.
Resume where you stopped, mark episodes watched, keep favourites, and build playlists. Everything is stored locally in the first release.
Sync progress, favourites, and device status between Mac and iPhone. Not implemented yet; the Pro plan will include it when it ships.
Pro and Lifetime include up to three active devices. You can see and revoke devices from the app. The limit is enforced on the server, not only on the client.
LesHub does not provide movies or TV shows. It reads the files you own or are authorised to access, from the sources below.
| Source | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Local folders (macOS) | First release | Choose a folder; LesHub scans video files recursively. |
| Local files (iPhone) | In development | Import from the Files app. Not available in the current build. |
| SMB / CIFS (NAS) | First release | SMB2/3, credentials in the system keychain. Tested with Synology; other NAS systems still need verification. |
| Baidu Netdisk | First release | Uses your own account. Availability depends on Baidu's service and may change. LesHub is not affiliated with Baidu. |
| WebDAV | In development | Planned for a post-launch update unless it lands before release. |
| FTP / FTPS | Planned | FTPS is preferred; plain FTP sends credentials in clear text. |
| NFS | Later | NFS server configuration varies greatly; no date. |
| Emby / Jellyfin / Plex | Later | Not implemented. |
| Android | Later | Not started. A separate Android app is planned after the Apple release. |
Nothing in this table is a promise of a date. Features can move between releases; the website will be updated when they do.
LesHub is not on sale yet and no plan is for purchase on this website. Final pricing will be published on this page, and in the App Store, before the first release becomes available.
The three tiers above are planned, not sold. Prices, exact feature boundaries, and trial terms may still change before launch. Nothing is charged until the app is available on the App Store.
Want to be told when pricing goes live? Email info@leston.com.cn.
NAS passwords, Baidu cookies, and local file paths stay on your device in the platform keychain. LesHub does not upload your media files. Account data, device registration, and purchase status live in the account service; metadata queries may be sent to our metadata service and TMDB.
This site distinguishes planned work from shipped work. The app does the same: unsupported containers and failed metadata lookups explain what happened instead of pretending everything worked.
LesHub is launching soon. The first release is planned for macOS and iPhone on the App Store. There is no public download today, and this website does not distribute builds, test profiles, or beta invites. Pricing will be announced on this page before launch — email info@leston.com.cn to be told first.
Pricing has not been announced yet. We plan three tiers — Free, Pro, and Lifetime — and the final prices will be published on this page and in the App Store before the first release. Nothing is charged until the app is available, and this site does not sell anything.
No. LesHub is a player and library for files you own or are authorised to access. It does not include, sell, or stream a content catalogue.
Planned for the first release: local folders on macOS, SMB, and Baidu Netdisk. WebDAV is in development; FTP, NFS, Emby/Jellyfin/Plex, and Android are later. The table above is the current status.
Yes, if you connect Baidu Netdisk. LesHub signs in with your own account and stores the session in the system keychain. Baidu can require additional verification; LesHub follows Baidu's official login page rather than bypassing it.
Playback resolution depends on the source file, the network, and the device's decoders. LesHub does not transcode. Some 4K/HDR files will play; Dolby Vision, AV1, and very high-bitrate files need testing on each device and are not guaranteed.
Pro and Lifetime are planned to include up to three active devices. Device management is part of the paid entitlement; the Free plan does not include cross-device sync.