iOS · TestFlight · Android closed testing · early
The Book Player, but for everything you watch. Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, Silo, Premiumize, WebDAV, and local files. The rebuilt Marquee interface is live on iPhone, and the native Android build is open to closed testers on Google Play.
Video Player is already out on iPhone, and the Android port is now close enough that we're using real device screenshots on this page. Plex is the most polished backend today. Jellyfin and Emby are in active testing. Real-world bug reports help a lot.
Real screenshots from the iPhone Air. OLED black, warm orange accent, the same library and source patterns as the Book Player.
Movie, TV, audio, and collection libraries stay together in one source-aware list.
Find movies, shows, and episodes across all connected video libraries from one search field.
Sources, playback, appearance, version information, and support are grouped into a focused settings screen.
The live player exposes previous and next, 15-second skips, pause, AirPlay, captions, more options, and a precise scrubber.
These are live screenshots from the current Android build: the same source model, the same OLED theme, and the same browse-to-play flow.
The current build shows every connected movie and TV library in the same source-aware browse flow.
This capture shows a real episode already stored on device, plus the local-file browser.
Resume, watched state, download, synopsis, quality, cast, and adjacent episodes are visible before playback.
The current player is live on device with visible scrubber, skip controls, subtitles, gesture zones, and full-screen playback.
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.
Connect directly to a Silo server for movie and TV libraries, native playback, watch progress, and server-aware browsing.
Stream from your Premiumize cloud or any WebDAV mount. Folder-style browsing for everything that isn't on a media server.
Import from the iPhone Files app, Android local folders, or a picked directory. Local playback is first-class on both platforms.
Native AVKit for codecs iPhone plays well. MobileVLCKit handles everything else: MKV, weird subtitle tracks, exotic codecs.
The Android build stays native too: ExoPlayer, Media3, subtitle styling, and the same full-screen playback model.
System audio and video routing, including AirPlay 2 to Apple TV and HomePod.
Background-aware downloads and a manager UI for what's already on disk.
Combine multiple Plex, Jellyfin, or Emby servers into a single browseable library. Filter by source when you need to.
OLED black, warm orange accent, floating tab bar, and credentials stored in the iOS Keychain or Android encrypted storage.
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.
The Android build already covers the core browse, detail, source-management, download, and playback flow. Step 1: join the Enve alpha testers Google Group. Step 2: join the app on Google Play.