JF-1

Music,
engineered.

A pocket player for your Jellyfin library

JF-1 streams from your own server. A Raspberry Pi inside, a touch wheel on the front and a SIM slot for the road.

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Open
it up.

Meet
the crew.

Ten parts, one job. Every one has a role, and none of them is spare.

Built by Tiago CevallosPrototype, 2026

Plays what you already own.

Core
Raspberry Pi
Software
Jellyfin client
Front
Gorilla Glass
Input
Touch wheel and three keys
Connectivity
SIM slot and USB-C
Body
Aluminium with a speaker grille on the back

Designed and built by one person.
Hardware and software from the same desk.

Behind JF-1

Your library already lives on your server. JF-1 is the pocket-sized way to take it with you.

Made to be held

Pick up. Tune in.

One thumb on the wheel and your library starts to move. The display shows the cover and nothing else, and every key does exactly what its icon says. No screen to unlock and no app to open, so the song is playing before the moment has passed.

Touch wheel

Scroll, skip and select
without looking

Pixel display

The cover and a progress bar,
nothing more

Now playing

Press play.

Your whole Jellyfin library in a player that does one thing. No feed and no algorithm deciding what comes next. Just your music, wherever the SIM card finds a signal.

The JF-1 player seen from the front

JF-1 ยท Your library, one album at a time

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JF-1 · PrototypeBuilt in Switzerland, 2026