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Vupl gives your existing Plex movie and series libraries a separate, premium viewing interface. It focuses on cinematic browsing, clear navigation and detailed playback controls. Plex Media Server continues to organize and serve your media; Vupl is an independent client, not a replacement server or an official Plex app.

No. The current apps focus on personal movie and series libraries, including libraries shared with your Plex account. They do not include channel guides, DVR controls, music or photo libraries, or destinations for Plex’s free streaming catalog and rentals.

No. Vupl does not grant library access or include a Plex subscription. Each viewer must use an authorized Plex account, and the applicable Plex service, server and playback requirements still apply. Vupl is free; the Apple apps are being prepared for public release.

Vupl is an independent native player for your Plex library, with apps in development for Apple and Android. You need a Plex account and access to a Plex Media Server that is online and reachable. Vupl connects directly to Plex; ordinary use does not require a companion app or a USB connection. Applicable Plex playback entitlements still apply.

No. Vupl plays media from libraries you own or have permission to access. This website shows genuine native app screens, with sample media or participants where labeled. Those examples are not a streaming catalog.

Supported text captions have controls for size, font, color, opacity, background, edges and timing. Position offers Bottom, Middle and Top, plus a separate Height adjustment from 5% to 95%. You can add a second text track with independent timing. Authored ASS styling is preserved unless you override it; bitmap tracks keep their artwork. Supported captions render on-device without video burn-in. File import is available on phones, tablets and Mac, and voice auto-sync requires an eligible external SRT track and Plex voice analysis.

Vupl reports viewing progress, watched state, personal ratings and primary track choices back to Plex. Eligible full accounts can create and edit private Plex cloud Lists containing movies and series. Shared lists are read-only in Vupl, and managed or guest profiles cannot access the owner’s account Lists. A secondary subtitle choice stays separate from Plex’s saved primary track.

Yes. The native apps implement invitations, readiness, shared play, pause and seeking, late joining and reconnection. Each viewer needs their own library access and any required playback entitlement. Volume, subtitles, audio output and quality remain personal. Rooms depend on Plex’s room service, which Plex can change or retire. This version does not include voice chat, SharePlay, push notifications or automatic multi-episode parties.

Compatible 4K playback, device-aware playback selection and audio-output controls are implemented. Direct Play uses the original file, Direct Stream repackages compatible streams, and Plex can convert when needed. Actual HDR and surround delivery depend on the file, device, display, receiver and playback path. HDR10+ output has not been verified across platforms, so it is not promised as a universal capability.

Vupl is free. The iPhone, iPad, Apple TV and Mac apps are being prepared for public release. Free download links will be added when available. Android apps remain in development.

No. Vupl is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Plex, Inc. It connects to Plex services and your accessible media libraries. Plex and Plex Media Server are trademarks of Plex and used under a license.