Watch Anything.
Understand Everything.

Software and API pre-orders are confirmed by email after the payment provider notifies Ray that the order is paid. Product access details are sent to the checkout email address.

Trial and beta access may be offered separately. Paid checkout is for direct software and API pre-orders.

Both. Ray is an app available on Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, and Android — download it on any device you own. The Ray One is a dedicated AI TV for the living room, bringing AI-powered subtitles to the big screen with no setup required.

Most Smart TVs run apps in sandboxed environments with no root access and no direct access to audio or the file system. You cannot run tools like FFmpeg inside a Smart TV app, which means you cannot extract audio from video files — the core step Ray needs to generate subtitles. Even on Android-based TVs, the processors are too underpowered to handle audio extraction from large 4K files in any reasonable time. The Ray One is built with a powerful processor, 8GB RAM, and up to 1TB NVMe storage so audio extraction is fast.

The TV comes with one year of Ray Cloud included free. After that, a Ray Cloud subscription is required for subtitle generation and translation, since processing happens on our servers. We offer affordable annual plans for Ray One owners.

Yes. Add any IPTV provider using a standard M3U playlist or Xtream Codes login. All channels get real-time subtitles automatically. Ray also includes hundreds of free FAST channels out of the box.

The TV, a wall mount bracket, a Bluetooth remote control, a power cable, and a quick start guide. Everything you need to mount it and start watching in minutes.

Ray CMS is your personal content management system. Upload videos from your phone, laptop, or tablet and they sync instantly to your Ray One. Organize your library, manage subtitles, and access everything from one place. No USB drives, no file transfers — just upload and play.

Ray introduces a short delay to the live stream, extracts the audio during that buffer window, sends it to our servers for processing, and delivers subtitles back in near real-time. The delay gives Ray enough context to produce accurate, natural-sounding subtitles rather than choppy word-by-word captions.

Yes. The built-in DVR lets you record any IPTV or FAST channel for later viewing. Recordings are stored locally on the TV's NVMe storage and are automatically subtitled when you play them back.