Adding Media on iOS FunHoard can play media from two sources: local files on your device and server files streamed from a FunHoard server. You can use either or both. Local Files (from the Files App) Play music, videos, documents, and audiobooks stored on your iPhone or in iCloud Drive — no server needed. Adding a Local Folder Open FunHoard → Settings Under Local Media Folders, tap Add Folder from Files The iOS file picker opens — navigate to the folder you want Tap Open FunHoard scans the folder and all subfolders for media files. The scan count appears next to the folder name. ...

Getting Started with FunHoard for iOS Installation FunHoard is available as a direct install — check the Download page for the latest information. First Launch When you open FunHoard for the first time, you’ll see a welcome screen with two options: Use without a server (local files only) Tap Add Folder from Files to select folders from the iOS Files app. FunHoard will scan them and you can immediately browse and play your music, videos, and documents. ...

Connecting Remotely from iOS The FunHoard iOS app can connect to your server from anywhere — not just your home Wi-Fi. Here’s how to set it up. Prerequisites A running FunHoard server with remote access configured Your server’s external URL or IP address Method 1: Scan QR Code (Easiest) If you have access to the server’s web interface: On the server, go to Remote Access in the admin menu A QR code is displayed on the page On your iPhone, open the Camera app and point it at the QR code Tap the FunHoard notification that appears The app will show a confirmation: “Connect to FunHoard Server?” with the server URLs Tap Connect The QR code contains both your local network address and external address. The app will try the local address first (faster when at home) and fall back to the external address when away. ...