iOS · in TestFlight · early
The Book Player, but for everything you watch. Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, Premiumize, WebDAV, and local files. AirPlay, offline downloads, and the same OLED look across the whole interface.
Video Player is out and in TestFlight, but it's early in development. Plex is the most polished backend today. Jellyfin and Emby are in active testing. Real-world bug reports help a lot.
Movies, TV, libraries, watch state, and downloads. Uses the Plex API directly, with the same Plex auth flow as the Music Player.
Full library browsing, native playback, watch progress sync. Works against both, with shared media models under the hood.
Stream from your Premiumize cloud or any WebDAV mount. Folder-style browsing for everything that isn't on a media server.
iOS Files or folder import. iOS-native video for compatible formats, with MobileVLCKit as the fallback for everything else.
Native AVKit for codecs iOS plays well. MobileVLCKit handles everything else: MKV, weird subtitle tracks, exotic codecs.
System audio and video routing, including AirPlay 2 to Apple TV and HomePod.
Background-aware downloads from Plex, with a manager UI for what's on disk.
Combine multiple Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby servers into a single browseable library. Filtered by source when you need to.
OLED black, warm orange accent, animated Dynamic Background, floating mini-player. If you know Enve, you know this app.
Server tokens stored in the iOS Keychain. Same model as the Book Player.
Single combined track. You'll get everything as it ships. Updates come less often than the Book Player; the dev's primary focus is finishing the Book Player release.
Requires iOS 17 or later. TestFlight is free.
iOS comes first. An Android version will follow the same pattern as the Book Player on Android once the iOS app stabilizes.