Enve is a family of private apps, each built for what it does best. Book, music, and video players for the servers you already own, connected Markdown notes, a retro game player for your own game libraries, plus Game Master for iOS tabletop campaigns and local AI DM play.
Books, music, video, notes, retro games, and tabletop play. Each one focused on what it does. All private. All built around the libraries, servers, and files you already have.
Audiobooks, ebooks, comics, and podcasts. CarPlay on iOS, with Android Auto coming soon on Android, plus StoryAlign narration sync, Markdown highlight export, vocabulary, and Enve Librarian for local-only chapter catch-up.
Learn more →
Plex Music, Jellyfin, Subsonic, Premiumize, WebDAV, and local files. Lyrics, scrobbling, playlists, queues, EQ, and offline downloads—with a native Android build now running on device.
Learn more →
Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, Silo, Premiumize, WebDAV, and local files. The rebuilt Marquee interface brings continue watching, downloads, and native playback to both platforms.
Learn more →
A retro game player for your own RomM server and local game files. Game Boy through Nintendo 3DS on open-source emulator cores, with local saves and save states. You supply the games.
Learn more →
A D&D companion and AI Dungeon Master for iPhone and iPad. Characters, dice, compendium, combat, worlds, homebrew, and local OpenAI-compatible model support. Open TestFlight, free to join.
Learn more →
Local Markdown notes, journals, tags, wikilinks, handwriting, and captures that link back to the exact book, track, scene, or campaign they came from.
Learn more →The Book Player ships on iOS and Android. Music and Video now have native Android builds. RomM and Notes are still preparing for public release. More on Android →
Plus BookOrbit for books and Silo for books and video, Subsonic, WebDAV, RSS podcasts, and local files. Full backend list →
Audiobookshelf, Plex, Komga, Kavita, Jellyfin, Emby, Grimmory, BookOrbit, Silo, OPDS, WebDAV, Premiumize, Real-Debrid, Storyteller. Or just a folder of files. Mix as many as you want.
iCloud, server-native progress, KOReader/KOSync, and Hardcover. When two sources disagree, Enve asks you which one to trust. Nothing is silently overwritten.
CarPlay is available on iOS today. Android Auto is planned for the Android build and will arrive in an upcoming update; the current delay is due to a Google Play Connect upload-timing issue.
EPUB (including Readium LCP), PDF, CBZ/CBR, and converted KF8/AZW3. Built-in TTS. On iOS 26+, StoryAlign highlights words in real narration audio.
Highlights, bookmarks, and audiobook notes export as Markdown. Drops straight into Obsidian. Tap-to-define saves vocabulary you can ship to Anki.
Tested at 50,000+ books. Parallel pagination, throttled sync writes, efficient batching. The first scan is slow. Nothing else is.
Build collections by author, narrator, genre, duration, progress, status. Or drag and drop your own. Filters apply across every connected source.
Background downloads, resume support, Wi-Fi-only toggle with per-download override. Nothing breaks when the train goes underground.
No analytics. No tracking. No third-party SDKs. No account. Credentials live in the iOS Keychain or Android encrypted storage. Never logged, never sent anywhere.
Enve started because Plex audiobook playback wasn't good enough. A year and a half later it plays books, comics, podcasts, music, and video, runs tabletop campaigns, and is learning to play retro games, because the community in the Discord kept asking and because building it has been a blast. No envy required.