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Instead of opening several apps and scrolling through posters, Ōree uses your time, history, availability, and mood context to surface a fitting next watch.
Your personal media sources, public metadata, requests, and watch context become one calm native iOS home. Ōree helps you decide what to watch, understand where it is available, resume faster, and keep the whole household request flow under control.
Instead of opening several apps and scrolling through posters, Ōree uses your time, history, availability, and mood context to surface a fitting next watch.
TMDB-powered posters, backdrops, cast, genres, release dates, logos, trailers, and ratings make every title feel complete, even before it is in your own library.
Plex, WebDAV, Seerr, Radarr, Sonarr, and Tautulli stay in their proper roles. Ōree presents them cleanly without pretending to own your media.
The app is shaped for iPhone with cinematic sheets, Liquid Glass controls, a floating tab dock, responsive posters, and readable states that feel at home on iOS.
Ōree keeps public discovery, private availability, playback, requests, and AI copy in clear roles. TMDB enriches the world, Plex and WebDAV play your files, Seerr handles requests only when you need it, and Apple Intelligence explains the moment instead of hiding behind a button.
The home screen combines your current session, continue watching, upcoming episodes, mood rows, and the Magic Pill so the app always has a clear point of view. It serves your next ideal watch on a beautiful, cinematic silver platter instead of leaving you with another passive catalogue.
Resume time, AI-generated session context, subtitles, audio controls, skip actions, and transport controls sit together in a visually quiet space. The player keeps the next suggestion patient while the current session deserves your attention.
Movies and series stay searchable, filtered by status, genre, and studio, and presented with poster-first layouts that feel at home on iPhone. It is designed for scanning quickly without losing the cinematic feeling.
Search actors, browse studios, track upcoming releases, and view high-quality trailers. The entire world of cinema is available instantly, even before you connect a personal media server.
Keep your client preferences, watch statuses, and request sync under control. Private integrations and administrative helpers stay in their proper, secondary roles.
Ōree can begin as a complete Plex companion, a public catalog preview, or a direct WebDAV/NAS experience. Rich metadata, search, detail pages, trailers, and Apple Intelligence context remain available while private playback and server features appear only when those sources are connected.
Track pending requests, discover request authors, cancel your own selections, and execute quick administrative approvals directly from a movie or episode's page. For non-admin users, the request flow stays focused on their own choices.
Check monitored titles, active profiles, directory paths, active queue downloads, and import histories without turning the app into a maintenance console. The goal is visibility when something matters, not noise all the time.
Keep play status, exact resume marks, active streams, network connectivity, and household stats together in a clean native experience. Ōree uses Plex as a playback source, not as the whole product.
Browse directories, stream compatible file formats, and preserve resume markers directly for serverless, direct-file architectures. A WebDAV-first user still gets a rich discovery and detail experience.
Discoveries, trends, details, cast information, high-quality backdrops, and calendars are resolved through public metadata. This ensures the app is fully functional and rich immediately without any connected server.
Your connected Plex server or WebDAV folders are queried strictly to check file availability, launch media streams, and update active progress.
Your automation request clients are accessed solely when you submit requests or want to review download progress, keeping the app fast and minimal.
While Ōree remains my flagship media companion, I am designing, prototyping, and coding the next wave of native iOS apps with the same visual care, deep Apple Intelligence integrations, and uncompromising native performance.
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