Reorder playlists with a drag
Hold the handle next to a song and drag it where you want it. The new order is saved to your Plex server, so your other devices see it too.


Flex - Music Player
A music player and playlist editor for your Plex music library. Reorder songs with a drag or a swipe, follow the lyrics, and take your music offline.
Out now on the App Store and Google Play.
The why
Flex - Music Player started as a real problem. On long walks I build playlists that ramp up — steady openers first, then bigger and bigger tracks that pump me up and push me to go harder.
Keeping a long playlist in exactly that order meant fighting every music app I tried. Moving one song was a chore; shaping a few hundred was hopeless. I wanted real control over my own playlists, and nothing out there gave it to me.
So I built it, and now you can use it too.
— Jas, maker of Flex - Music Player
Features
From reordering a playlist to listening offline. All the screenshots are from the app as it is today.
Hold the handle next to a song and drag it where you want it. The new order is saved to your Plex server, so your other devices see it too.


Type a few letters to find songs, artists or albums inside the playlist. Use the arrows to go from one match to the next, or jump to the top or bottom. If the playlist is playing, it opens at the current song.

Search inside the playlist, not just your library.
Moving one song through a long playlist can mean a lot of dragging. Instead, swipe it to send it straight to the top, middle, bottom or a random spot. You can choose what each swipe does in Settings.

Swipe left or right to move a song.
Press and hold any song to add it to another playlist or remove it from this one. Every row has star ratings, so you can rate songs as you scroll.

Tap a star to rate a song.
Press and hold an album to add all of it to one of your playlists, or start a new playlist with it.

Pick a playlist or make a new one.
Clone a playlist and edit the copy. The original stays exactly as it was, so it's an easy way to make a shorter version for a trip or try a different order.

Clone it, then edit the copy.
To delete a playlist, you type a 4-digit code that the app shows you. Only the playlist is removed. The songs stay on your server.

Type the code to confirm.
The Vibe tab lists the moods tagged in your Plex library, each with its own colour. Pick one and those songs play in shuffled order. If your library doesn't have mood tags, you'll see Playlists there instead.

Pick a mood and press play.
Big artwork, with colours taken from the album cover. Swipe left or right to skip songs, and tap a star to rate what's playing. You can also turn on a waveform progress bar in Settings.

Swipe to skip. Tap a star to rate.
Lyrics scroll along with the song and highlight the line you're hearing. Tap any line to jump to that part of the song. Full-screen lyrics keep your screen on, and there are four text sizes. If your server doesn't have lyrics for a song, the app looks them up on LRCLIB.

Tap a line to jump to it.
Choose from six visualizers under the player controls: Simple, Bars, Scope, Blob, Dots and Embers. Swipe across them to change style, or turn them off.

Swipe to change the style.
Press and hold a playlist to download it for a flight, a commute or anywhere with poor signal. Turn on Keep favourites offline and the app downloads your most-played songs for you, over Wi-Fi if you like. Settings > Storage shows how much space is used and lets you set a limit.

Downloads play without a connection.
More screens

Recent playlists, recently added music, songs you played on this day in past years, top albums, genres and your history. You can reorder or hide any of them.

One search for playlists, albums and songs, with the results grouped by type. Your recent searches are kept.

Artists, albums, compilations, soundtracks, songs, playlists and genres. Artwork loads as you scroll, so large libraries stay quick.

Deep Purple, Indigo, Teal, Forest Green, Sunset Orange, Slate and Pure Black. Pick one and it changes straight away.
Devices
iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch and CarPlay, plus Android phones, tablets and foldables.

iPad
On iPad, the player splits into two columns, with the artwork on one side and lyrics or the queue on the other.

Apple Watch
See what's playing, start a playlist, check what's up next, rate a song and turn the Digital Crown for volume. Your iPhone plays the music and the watch controls it. The Watch app is part of Flex - Music Player Pro.

Android
Flex - Music Player runs on Android phones, tablets and foldables too. On a big or unfolded screen, the player uses two columns.
CarPlay is free and comes with the iPhone app. Browse your playlists and albums on the car's screen, with artwork, and rate the song that's playing.
Good to know
Press and hold, swipe and drag work throughout the app.
Rate a song in the player, in a playlist, in CarPlay or on your watch, and it's saved to your Plex library.
Ask Siri to play any of your playlists by name.
If your phone closes the app in the background, your queue and place in the song are still there when you come back.
Reorder or hide the home sections, choose what's in the menu, set your swipe actions and pick a lyric size.
There are no ads and no extra account. You sign in with Plex and you're done.
Before you start
You sign in with your Plex account. You don't need Plex Pass.
Your own server, or one you've been given access to, with a music library on it.
You need one to stream music and edit playlists.
Songs you've downloaded play without any connection at all.
Flex - Music Player is an independent app made by Elixir Consultancy Services Ltd. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Plex, Inc.
Pricing
Flex - Music Player is free to download and has no ads. Everything works with playlists and downloads of up to 100 tracks. Pro removes that limit and adds the Apple Watch app.
Everything, up to 100 tracks
For big playlists and Apple Watch

This is what you see when a download is over the free limit. The first 100 tracks are still free to download.
It's your library. Flex - Music Player just makes it feel like yours.
Support development
Flex - Music Player is free and has no ads, and Pro is there for bigger libraries. If you enjoy the app but don't need Pro, you can leave a tip. It helps pay for developer accounts and new features.
You don't have to. Feedback and App Store reviews help a lot too.
Support Flex - Music PlayerFeedback
Is there a feature you'd like, or something that gets in your way? Send us an email. We read every message.
support@elixircs.com