FireM3UBring your bots
We propose Claude as the first AI connection, starting with questions about documents you choose. More providers would follow tested use and feedback.
Planned: one clear setup flow
THE PRODUCT · OUR VISION
Your bots.
A bigger screen.
FireM3U is an app designed to bring your AI bots to screens and TVs at home. We’re starting with the TV experience and building toward everyday use across the home.
THE EXPERIENCE WE’RE BUILDING
Connect. See. Live.
Hear it. See it. Follow it.
Pair readable TV responses with spoken answers and meaningful summaries of charts. Plan for remote navigation and spoken feedback.
Planned: spoken and visual responses
Keep useful things in view
Give everyday updates a place on a home screen. Choose what appears and when the display returns to a quiet state.
Planned: simple display controls
PLANNED USE CASES
AI for everyday moments.
Plan the day together
Claude’s example morning plan brings school drop-off, a team check-in, and proposal time onto the kitchen TV.
See an answer take shape
Claude explains an example $3,000 monthly budget: $1,200 for housing, $900 for essentials, $600 for savings, and $300 for flexible spending.
Follow useful updates
Claude’s website refresh example shows planning, design, and build progress with the next design review clearly in view.
AI you can hear.
Our social purpose is a voice-first experience for blind and low-vision people, with spoken answers, chart summaries, and independent control. These features are planned.
THE FIRST PROPOSED AI TASK
Your document.
A spoken answer with a source.
Choose an everyday text document, ask a question from the TV, and hear the answer and its supporting passage. We propose Claude for the document reasoning, with separate speech and TV controls tested for independent use.
Explore the Claude-first plan and additional ideasPRODUCT QUESTIONS
What to expect.
What can I download today?
The current FireM3U 1.4.29 development APK is available for compatible Fire TV devices. The homepage includes installation instructions and the existing release notes.
Does the current APK connect to AI bots?
AI bot connections are a planned product milestone. The current download is the existing development build; an AI connection release has not been announced.
Can a blind person use the voice-first experience today?
Not yet. Spoken AI answers, accessible bot setup, and spoken navigation are proposed features. We plan to test the full flow with blind and low-vision participants and publish device limitations before a wider AI release.
Which AI providers will be supported?
Our proposed first provider is Claude through the first-party Claude API. Integration is pending. Confirmed device and feature support will be listed after implementation and testing.
Will it work on every TV or screen?
Our vision covers screens throughout the home. The current APK targets compatible Fire TV devices. Support for other platforms is planned and will depend on device testing.
How much will it cost?
Pricing is still to be defined. A pricing model will be published when the AI product is ready for wider use.
See what comes next.
Follow the milestones from the current app to AI across your home screens.