Subtitles in your language.
Loge shows the subtitles from the file, including those from DVD and Blu-ray, in clear, readable type. If some are missing, Loge can look for them online.
For Apple TV, iPhone and iPad
Loge turns the films and series on your hard drive into a library like a streaming service: with posters, descriptions and resume. No account and no monthly fees.
Coming soon to the App Store
Plus the free Mac app01 How it works
Your films live on a hard drive connected to your Mac. The free app Loge Pro Server scans them and adds posters and descriptions. Apple TV, iPhone and iPad on the same Wi-Fi then show the library by themselves.
02 Files
MKV with DTS audio, old AVI files, subtitles from a Blu-ray: Loge plays them without you converting anything first. The picture keeps the quality you saved it in.
DTS and TrueHD audio and older formats such as XviD and VC-1 are prepared by the Mac. Without a Mac, the device plays everything Apple TV, iPhone and iPad can handle on their own.
03 While watching
Loge shows the subtitles from the file, including those from DVD and Blu-ray, in clear, readable type. If some are missing, Loge can look for them online.
For series, Loge finds the intro by itself. One press on the remote and the episode carries on.
If the Wi-Fi hiccups, Loge catches up and keeps playing instead of stopping with an error.
04 Without a Mac
If your films are on a NAS or a Jellyfin or Emby server, Loge connects to it directly. Open single files from the Files app. Only a few extras are missing then: skipping intros, DTS audio and resuming on another device.
05 Privacy
Loge needs no sign-up and sends nothing to us. What you watch stays with you.
Read the privacy policy06 Price
€29
One-time · no subscription
Price in the German App Store. Other countries see their local price.
07 Questions
No, but with a Mac you get everything. Without one, Loge plays straight from a NAS, a WebDAV folder or a Jellyfin or Emby server, just without skipping intros, DTS audio and resuming on other devices.
Yes. While you watch, the Mac needs to be running and the disk plugged in.
Usually not. It works best when the title and year are in the name, like “Heat (1995).mkv”, and for series the episode, like “S01E02”. If Loge gets a film wrong, just pick the right one.
For series from TVmaze, no sign-up needed. For films from The Movie Database. That needs a free account; the app shows you how to get it in a few minutes.
Yes, as long as the VPN allows devices on your home network. In NordVPN the setting is called “Local network visibility”.
You decide. Buy it and everything carries on as before. Without a purchase the app can no longer be used. Your films of course stay where they are.
Apple TV with tvOS 17, iPhone or iPad with iOS 17 or later. The Mac app runs on macOS 14 or later, on Macs with Apple silicon and Intel.