Discover films, documentaries, series, and raw movement stories from the global parkour community.
JUMPFLIX is a community-built home for parkour and freerunning films. It brings scattered videos, series, documentaries, and classics together in one calm, cinematic catalog.
It is not a pirate streaming service. JUMPFLIX plays or links to legitimate sources such as YouTube, Vimeo, creator-hosted video, and official paid providers. Creators keep their views, their credit, and control of their work.
You can browse and watch without an account. Signing in adds personal features such as watch progress, ratings, reviews, and contribution history.
- Find something worth watching — search by title, creator, athlete, or even a song from a film.
- Browse by vibe — use ready-made feeds or detailed filters for format, movement, environment, era, length, and more.
- Watch your way — play supported videos inside JUMPFLIX, continue where you stopped, cast to another screen, or open the official provider.
- Keep track — mark films as watched, save playback progress, rate releases with the Bangerometer, and write short reviews.
- Explore the culture — follow creator and athlete credits, discover soundtracks, and see which real-world spots appear in each video.
- Travel through the archive — use the Video Map to browse films by location and jump directly to mapped chapters.
- Take it with you — install JUMPFLIX as a PWA and switch between English, Dutch, and Japanese.
- Help it grow — submit missing films and suggest spot chapters from the site.
Little secret: hold the spacebar, or long-press the player, for slow motion.
Start with a curated feed, search across the catalog, or combine filters. Free and paid releases are clearly marked.
Film pages bring the story, facets, creators, athletes, soundtrack, ratings, reviews, and featured spots together.
The Video Map connects approved video chapters to real parkour locations, with links back to parkour.spot.
JUMPFLIX treats parkour films as culture worth preserving, not disposable content. The project aims to make important work easier to find while keeping the experience calm, fast, and respectful.
- Official sources and providers are preferred.
- Creators and athletes are credited whenever that information is available.
- Paid releases stay paid; JUMPFLIX does not work around access restrictions.
- The catalog is curated rather than generated by an engagement algorithm.
- Community submissions are reviewed before they become part of the archive.
Do I need an account?
No. Browsing and watching are open. An account is only needed for personal features such as watch history, ratings, reviews, and suggestions.
Does JUMPFLIX host every video?
No. Most releases are embedded from or linked to their official source. Some content can also use creator-approved hosted streams.
Can I submit a film?
Yes. Choose Submit a film on jumpflix.tv and send the legitimate source URL. You can also contribute through a pull request.
Can I use JUMPFLIX on a TV or phone?
Yes. The interface is responsive, can be installed as a PWA, and supports AirPlay or Chromecast when the browser and video provider allow it.
Everything below is for contributors and people who want to run their own development copy.
git clone https://github.com/m-a-x-s-e-e-l-i-g/jumpflix.tv.git
cd jumpflix.tv
npm ciCopy .env.example to .env, then add your Supabase project values:
PUBLIC_SUPABASE_URL="https://your-project.supabase.co"
PUBLIC_SUPABASE_ANON_KEY="your-anon-key"SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY is only required for privileged admin scripts and server-side maintenance. Never expose it to browser code or commit it to Git.
The schema is stored as ordered SQL migrations in supabase/migrations. Apply them through the Supabase dashboard or link the project with the Supabase CLI and run:
supabase db push --linkednpm run devOpen the local URL printed by Vite, usually http://localhost:5173.
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
npm run dev |
Start the development server |
npm run check |
Run Svelte and TypeScript diagnostics |
npm run lint |
Check formatting and ESLint rules |
npm run format |
Format the project |
npm run build:no-sitemap |
Create a production build without submitting the sitemap |
npm run preview |
Preview the production build locally |
npm run test:mcp |
Run the MCP server test suite |
npm run admin |
Open the interactive content-management CLI |
npm run backup |
Create a local database backup |
The regular npm run build command also runs sitemap submission. Use build:no-sitemap for routine local verification.
Only the two public Supabase values are needed for the basic app. Other integrations are opt-in.
| Variable | Used for |
|---|---|
SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY |
Admin tools, protected maintenance, and server-side writes |
ADMIN_EMAILS, ADMIN_USER_IDS |
Access to browser-based admin pages |
TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN, TELEGRAM_CHANNEL_ID |
Film submission notifications |
SPOTIFY_CLIENT_ID, SPOTIFY_CLIENT_SECRET |
Looking up and importing soundtrack metadata |
PARKOUR_SPOT_API_KEY |
Resolving spot information from parkour.spot |
PARKOUR_SPOT_BEARER_TOKEN |
Authenticating the partner video API |
OPENAI_API_KEY |
Optional admin metadata and poster tools |
BUNNYNET_API_KEY, OPENAI_ADMIN_KEY |
Optional project-cost import jobs |
See .env.example for the full list and docs/MCP.md for MCP-specific authentication settings.
| Area | Technology |
|---|---|
| Application | SvelteKit 2, Svelte 5, TypeScript, Vite |
| Interface | Tailwind CSS 4, Bits UI, custom Svelte components |
| Data and accounts | Supabase Postgres and Supabase Auth |
| Playback | Vidstack with YouTube, Vimeo, HLS, and external-provider support |
| Languages | Paraglide JS with English, Dutch, and Japanese messages |
| App experience | Service worker, web app manifest, installable PWA |
| Hosting | Netlify adapter and deployment workflow |
The default catalog order uses a seeded shuffle. It feels varied, but remains stable during a session so cards do not jump around while somebody is browsing. Search, sorting, discovery feeds, and facet filters are applied on top of the same catalog model.
Run the interactive admin tool with:
npm run adminIt can add and edit films or series, sync YouTube playlist episodes, maintain Spotify-backed tracklists, generate BlurHash placeholders, and review catalog metadata. Privileged actions require SUPABASE_SERVICE_ROLE_KEY.
More detail is available in scripts/README.md.
JUMPFLIX includes a remote MCP server at /mcp for structured, read-only catalog discovery. It exposes films, series, episodes, people, music, reviews, and parkour spots to compatible clients. OAuth and a static bearer-token fallback are supported.
See docs/MCP.md for tools, resources, authentication, pagination, and deployment guidance.
Authenticated API endpoints expose video-to-spot mappings and approved spot chapters for integrations such as parkour.spot.
See docs/API.md for the request and response formats.
docs/FACETS.md— the catalog's browse and tagging modeldocs/BLURHASH.md— poster placeholder generationdocs/SITEMAP_SUBMISSION.md— sitemap generation and submissionstatic/brand/README.md— source assets and icon generation
src/
lib/
components/ Reusable interface components
server/ Server-only data and integration code
tv/ Catalog, detail, and player components
routes/ Pages, APIs, OAuth, and MCP endpoints
messages/ Source translations (en, nl, ja)
scripts/ Admin, backup, import, and asset tools
static/ Brand assets, posters, thumbnails, and screenshots
supabase/migrations/ Ordered database schema changes
tests/mcp/ MCP server tests
docs/ Focused technical documentation
Pull requests are welcome, especially for:
- verified films, documentaries, and series with legitimate source links;
- missing creator or athlete credits;
- translations;
- accessibility and performance improvements;
- corrections to metadata, tracklists, facets, or mapped spots.
Before opening a pull request:
npm run lint
npm run check
npm run build:no-sitemapPlease read the CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md and keep content submissions respectful of creator rights.
The repository is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International.
Third-party videos, thumbnails, names, logos, and provider assets remain the property of their respective owners. This repository contains catalog metadata, interface code, and links or identifiers for externally hosted media; it does not grant rights to that third-party material.
If an asset or listing raises a rights concern, please open an issue or pull request so it can be reviewed.
jumpflix.tv · Made with 🍿 by Max Seelig