iOS · TestFlight · Android in development
The Enve interface, for your music server. Plex, Jellyfin, Subsonic, Premiumize, WebDAV, or local files—with queues, lyrics, scrobbling, playlists, EQ, and offline downloads on iOS, plus a native Android build now running on device.
The iOS app is live on TestFlight as an open beta. Its Encore redesign, core playback, browsing, downloads, lyrics, scrobbling, queues, widgets, CarPlay, and EQ are all there. The native Android port now covers the main browse-to-play flow and is being prepared for testing.
Real screenshots from the in-progress build. OLED black by default, warm orange accent, the same design language as the Book Player.
Your connected artists in a native artwork grid, with Albums, Artists, and Songs available from the same library screen.
Album art, title, and artist stay visible in a dense, easy-to-scan grid.
Switch to an artwork-first wall when covers are the fastest way to find what you want.
The current track, reorder handles, upcoming songs, and Guest DJ entry point are all visible in the live queue.
Per-band sliders, with presets for Bass Boost, Treble Boost, Vocal, Rock, Pop, Jazz, Classical, Electronic, and Acoustic.
Start with genre discovery, then search artists, albums, and songs across every connected source.
Server-side and local playlists share one clear home, ready to open and play.
Connect Plex, Jellyfin, Subsonic-compatible servers, Premiumize, WebDAV, or local files from one provider chooser.
Full library browsing, artist / album / track views, native streaming, and Plex authentication via the standard OAuth flow.
Music libraries, playlists, and the full Jellyfin transcode pipeline. Cross-fades cleanly with downloaded content.
Subsonic API support. Works with Navidrome, Airsonic, Gonic, and anything else that speaks the protocol.
Stream straight from your Premiumize cloud. Useful for music collections that don't live on a server yet.
Point it at any WebDAV mount: Nextcloud, ownCloud, Synology, raw nginx. If it serves files, Enve can play them.
iOS Files / Folder import. No server, no account, just music.
Embedded LRC lyrics, synced and unsynced. Falls back to server-provided lyrics when available.
Threshold-aware scrobbling that respects your listening time. Won't fire on a five-second skip.
Native playlist support, server playlists, and on-device queues. Mix sources in a single playlist.
Background downloads with resume. Per-source download settings; Wi-Fi-only toggle with per-track override.
System audio session integration, lock-screen controls, and the same animated artwork everywhere.
The same OLED black and warm orange look as the Book Player. Same Dynamic Background. Same brand.
Reorder what is next, keep the queue visible, and let Guest DJ extend a listening session from the music already in your library.
Start listening from the car or Home Screen, then keep playback controls in the same system surfaces you already use.
Shape playback with the 10-band equalizer and presets without leaving the current track.
Single combined track. You'll get every update as it ships. Still early, bug reports and feedback in the Discord are how it gets better.
Requires iOS 17 or later. TestFlight is free.
These are current Pixel screenshots, not mockups. Public testing is still being prepared, so there is no store link yet.
Featured music, recent listening, and quick ways back into the library.
Native Compose grids for artists, albums, and songs with the same Enve hierarchy.
Browse genres or search the connected collection from one focused screen.
Real playback with artwork, scrubber, transport controls, and the active queue nearby.
The screenshot shows the actual Up Next list, reorder controls, and Guest DJ entry point.
Per-band control and presets are already live in the Android player.