Built from the ground up for your Plex library, online or offline, on every Apple device you own.
MKV, HEVC, DTS, subtitles—whatever's in your library, it just works.
A gorgeous dark interface that lets your posters and backdrops take center stage.
Save movies, shows, seasons, and episodes with metadata and artwork ready when your server is not.
Automatically skips intros and credits. Binge without lifting a finger.
Next episode starts automatically. It even asks if you fell asleep.
Keep watching while you browse. Multitasking, meet movie night.
Real SwiftUI on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Apple TV coming soon.
Dusk is built with Swift and SwiftUI, licensed under MIT. Read the code, contribute, or build your own.
Yes. Dusk is free and open source, and right now I'm not charging anything. Because App Store distribution and the Apple developer account cost money, I may switch to a small one-time fee in the future. You can always build it yourself from GitHub.
Yes, Apple TV support is coming next.
It's on the roadmap. First we want to refine and polish the Plex experience, then we'll expand to other backends.
Yes. Dusk can save movies, shows, seasons, and episodes for offline playback, including the metadata and artwork needed to browse what you have saved.
Usually no. Dusk starts with direct play, so your server normally just serves the file as-is. Manual quality changes can use Plex transcoding, which requires a server capable of handling the selected quality.
MKV, MP4, MOV, HEVC, H.264, DTS, AAC, AC3, PGS subtitles, SRT, ASS.
No. See our Privacy Policy for details.
Yes, primarily OpenAI Codex.