Your TV got slower, louder and nosier, and nobody told you why. One button puts it right in two minutes, and you can undo every step. In our test on a Fire TV Stick 4K Max the stock home screen dropped frames 69 to 81 percent of the time; Lume dropped 28 percent, and about 25 MB more memory came free after the cleaning (one TV, one test; yours will differ, and the numbers are in docs/DEVICE_SUPPORT.md). No coding agent, no command line, no account.
A calmer TV. Open one app on your computer: it finds your TV by itself, installs a clean home screen, and switches off what slows it down or watches you. Nothing is deleted and everything can be undone. No coding agent, no command line, no account.
Start here
Official links: this repository and gpire.github.io/lume-suite. Other sites using the name are not run by this project.
Start here (3 steps)
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Download the app for your computer (the TV and the computer must be on the same Wi-Fi):
The first time, Mac and Windows say the app is from an unknown developer. That is because it is not paid-for-signed, not because anything is wrong: each file has a .sha256 next to it, and the full source is in this repository.
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The app opens in your browser and looks for your TV on its own. If it asks, switch on Developer options > USB / network debugging on the TV; it shows you how.
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Press the big button. It recognises the brand, model, year and system, installs Lume, Lume Cast and Lume Gallery, and switches off the useless apps. You choose what to keep (voice assistant, casting...). Everything can be undone from the same page.
Prefer one line? Mac/Linux: curl -fsSL https://gpire.github.io/lume-suite/install.sh | sh · Windows PowerShell: irm https://gpire.github.io/lume-suite/install.ps1 | iex. Or open https://gpire.github.io/lume-suite/.
From the TV alone, no computer (Fire TV, Android TV, Google TV, and the easy way if you are on your phone): on the TV install the free Downloader app and type gpire.github.io/lume-suite/tv (typing is easier with the free Fire TV or Google TV app on your phone: it has a keyboard). Pick Lume, then open it: a guide takes you through Developer options, the one Allow question and the cleaning, then connects the Gallery as screensaver, the Home button and AirPlay. Lume reads by itself whether each switch is on and moves on. You can also do the whole cleaning from your phone: Lume > Settings > Phone control shows a code and a QR; on the phone page the Clean tab shows the same steps, what to keep, Clean now and Undo. Same lists as TV Doctor, with an Undo. Tried on an Android 14 TV image; on a real Fire TV it reaches the Allow box.
What you do yourself, TV by TV
| TV | You do |
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| Fire TV Stick / Fire TV | Press the Fire TV name 7 times (Settings > My Fire TV > About), turn on ADB debugging, answer Always allow. Lume opens the right page for you. |
| Google TV / Android TV, Android 10 or older | Press Build 7 times, turn on USB debugging, answer Always allow. |
| Google TV / Android TV, Android 11 or newer (Wireless debugging only) | A computer once, on the same Wi-Fi: TV Doctor finds the TV and asks for the 6-digit pairing code. |
| Samsung, LG, Roku, Hisense | Apps cannot be removed from outside. TV Doctor shows what to switch off for your model and year, and checks whether your network blocks ads (router DNS to AdGuard). |
Samsung, LG, Roku, VIDAA are closed systems: TV Doctor tells you what is and is not possible for your model and year (details). An HDMI stick gives these TVs the full experience.
Something wrong? The app has a Report your TV link: it prepares the report, you read it on GitHub and press Submit. Every report makes the next TV work better.
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