Channel changes stay smooth.
Vyn hands one stream to the next instead of restarting the whole player, avoiding needless black screens.
Apple TV · iPhone · iPad · Mac
Bring Jellyfin, Emby, Plex and IPTV together in one beautiful catalogue. Vyn plays the original file, so the picture and sound stay intact.
In development for Apple devices.
Sources
Your servers and playlists become one clean catalogue—not a stack of separate file browsers.
Browse rich film and series pages with posters, cast and ratings. When a title is in your library, Vyn simply shows where it can play.
Search checks every connected source at once. A slow or sleeping server never holds up the rest.
Connect Jellyfin, Emby or Plex. Vyn keeps a local index, so browsing stays fast—even when a server is offline.
Add Xtream or M3U. Live channels get a proper guide, while films and series join the same home, search and detail screens.
Connect either or both. Lists, history and progress stay in sync without one service getting in the other's way.
See ratings from IMDb, TMDB, Trakt and Metacritic. IntroDB powers accurate intro and credit skips.
Playback
Vyn asks your server for the source file and plays it on-device. No quality-losing detour through a live re-encode.
Illustrative. Final output still depends on your TV and sound system.
See quality, audio and file size at a glance. Info, cast and every available source are one press away. Switch source mid-film without losing your place.
Live TV
Connect Xtream or M3U and get a full schedule built for the big screen. Each channel keeps its own colour, so the guide stays clear from across the room.
Drag sideways to explore. Your provider supplies the channels and schedule.
Restart a programme or play one from yesterday whenever your provider offers an archive.
Watch up to four live streams and move the sound between them instantly.
XMLTV schedules refresh quietly in the background without slowing the app down.
Choose a layout for up to four live channels, then pick which one you want to hear.
Platforms
Remote, touch and pointer each get an interface that feels native, while your library, settings and progress stay consistent everywhere.
Focus a poster to see its story, cast and ratings without leaving the shelf. Navigation stays predictable, and Back takes you exactly one step at a time.
tvOS 26.4
Find something with one hand, then turn the screen to watch. Vyn follows your light or dark appearance while keeping the player focused on the picture.
iOS & iPadOS 26
Illustration — Mac screenshots to follow.
A sidebar, right-click menus, hover details and a separate player window make Vyn feel like a Mac app—not a stretched phone interface.
macOS 26
Continuity
No Vyn account. No Vyn server. Your activity stays on your devices and, if you choose, in your private iCloud database.
Continue Watching moves to the next episode and appears on Home, Top Shelf and widgets.
Use Trakt and Simkl at the same time. Each syncs separately, so your history stays safe.
Vyn shares playback progress with Jellyfin and Emby while protecting your watched history.
See what, when and how you watch—based on real viewing, not title runtimes.
See upcoming episodes and watchlisted films together in one calendar.
Give each person their own home screen, history and watched status.
How it works
Six hard-won decisions that make everyday playback feel effortless.
Vyn hands one stream to the next instead of restarting the whole player, avoiding needless black screens.
Older text encodings are converted automatically, so a listed subtitle track never fails in silence.
Restart controls appear only when your TV provider has a recording available.
Because Vyn handles playback itself, your media server doesn't need to make a lower-quality copy.
Resume points can merge safely. Watched marks stay separate so one source cannot erase another.
Vyn keeps its interface quiet so posters stand out. Live TV is the exception, where colour helps you follow a channel across the guide.
Where it is
Vyn is actively being built for Apple TV, iPhone, iPad and Mac. Every screenshot shows the real app. Downloads will appear here when it's ready.
No. Vyn is a player for your own media server, files or IPTV subscription. It hosts and indexes nothing — see the content policy.
For your own films, yes: Jellyfin, Emby, Plex or an SMB share. IPTV works separately.
Vyn uses current Apple technologies to deliver a native experience: tvOS 26.4, iOS 26 and macOS 26.
Only when a source cannot be streamed directly, such as a disc folder or ISO.
No. Vyn is built specifically for Apple's platforms.
On your devices and, optionally, in your private iCloud database. Credentials stay in the system keychain. The privacy policy lists every service Vyn talks to and what each one receives.
There isn't a date yet. This page will be updated when Vyn is ready.