Reel 1 · 7 screens
Mac
The full library manager. A sidebar of libraries and lists, poster grids for browsing, and a sortable table that shows every file's resolution, HDR format, bitrate, codecs and size at a glance.
Reel 2 · 5 screens
iPhone
The same library in your pocket, built on the same core as the Mac app. Stream from Plex, play straight from an SMB share on your network, or download a copy for the plane.
- Double-tap to skip. Tap the left or right side twice to jump 10 seconds; keep tapping to go further.
- Up Next. When the credits start, a card counts down ten seconds and plays the next episode.
- Send it to the big screen. AirPlay and Chromecast from the top bar, plus Picture in Picture.
- Subtitles and audio. Switch audio and subtitle tracks without leaving the picture.
Reel 3 · 2 screens
iPad
One universal app: on iPad the tab bar moves to the top and the layouts open up, with larger heroes and wider episode lists.
Reel 4 · 3 screens
Apple TV
Made for the couch: large type you can read from across the room, a top tab bar, and focus-friendly buttons for the Siri Remote.
Everything in the box
Features
Sources
- Plex sign-in with libraries and details from the server
- SMB file shares (plus WebDAV on Mac)
- Files on the device via the Files app or Finder
- Streams when a file isn't reachable directly
Player
- mpv engine for nearly any format
- 4K, HDR10 and Dolby Vision
- Fit, Fill, Stretch and aspect-ratio modes
- Double-tap skip and Up Next autoplay
Subtitles
- Embedded, external and image subtitles
- Subtitle search through Plex
- Per-file subtitle delay remembered for next time
Sync
- Two-way watch sync with Plex the most recent change wins
- Resume points for share and device files
- Plex Watchlist and collections
Library
- Favorites and your own collections
- TMDB metadata for cast, crew and artwork
- Sortable table with technical columns (Mac)
Anywhere
- Offline downloads from Plex or a share
- AirPlay and Chromecast
- Picture in Picture