Mount with WebDAV

WebDAV lets you browse ready pulls like a network drive. Stream videos in Infuse, open files in Finder, or use any app that speaks WebDAV. Only ready pulls appear. You can browse and download; you cannot upload, rename, or delete through WebDAV.

Get your credentials

1. Go to Settings → WebDAV.
2. Copy the URL, username, and password.

The URL looks like https://pullr.cc/webdav. The username starts with pullr_ and is not your email. Use Reset if you need a new password. The username stays the same.

macOS Finder

1. In Finder, choose Go → Connect to Server (or press ⌘K).
2. Enter the WebDAV URL, then Connect.
3. Choose Registered User, paste the username and password, and connect.

Ready pulls show up as folders. You can keep the connection in the Finder sidebar for next time.

Infuse

Infuse on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and Mac can stream from Pullr over WebDAV.

1. In Infuse, add a share and choose WebDAV.
2. Turn HTTPS on and use port 443.
3. Set the address to pullr.cc and the path to /webdav, or paste the full URL from settings.
4. Paste the username and password.

Each ready pull is a folder. Open a video to play it in Infuse without downloading first.

Other apps

Any WebDAV client works with the same URL, username, and password:

• Windows — File Explorer → This PC → Add a network location, then paste the WebDAV URL.
• VLC — Open Network / Open Location and use the WebDAV URL with your username and password.
• Other file apps (Documents, FE File Explorer, nPlayer, and similar) — add a WebDAV account and paste the credentials from settings.

If an app asks for host and path separately, use pullr.cc and /webdav with HTTPS.