Start from recent listening.
Recently added and recently played music surface fast when you open the app.
Plex music player
Your Plex music, made for listening.
Interlude signs into Plex, discovers your audio libraries, and turns albums, artists, playlists, audiobooks, and recent plays into a focused iPhone listening app.
Inside the app
The current app shape includes Plex OAuth, server and library discovery, browsing, queue controls, AirPlay, Now Playing, widgets, and local audio caching.
Recently added and recently played music surface fast when you open the app.
Interlude keeps Plex metadata for albums, artists, songs, genres, moods, and collections.
Create playlists, add albums or songs, reorder tracks, and keep favorites close.
Book-like Plex audio libraries can show separately with chapter resume and progress storage.
Why it helps
Interlude is not trying to replace your library. It gives your Plex audio library a dedicated iPhone listening surface.
Sign in, choose your server, pick an audio library, and browse the music you already keep in Plex.
Audio bytes remain in the local MusicOnDisk cache so playback can stay responsive without pushing large audio files to iCloud.
Queue editing, shuffle, repeat, remote commands, Now Playing, AirPlay, CarPlay, and a widget are part of the app shape.
Playlists, favorites, recents, search metadata, and audiobook progress use the app metadata path, with iCloud Documents when available.
FAQ
Yes. Interlude is built around Plex sign-in, server discovery, and Plex audio libraries.
No. The app keeps audio bytes in the local audio cache. App metadata can use iCloud Documents when available.
Interlude discovers book-like Plex audio libraries and can store chapter progress for audiobook playback.
Interlude is currently an iPhone app on the App Store.