Long-form, on purpose.
Shorts are stopped before they can take over Home, search, history, recommendations, or playback.
Private preview · iOS 26+
Keep the story.Lose the noise.
Rin is a quiet, private iPhone player for long-form video—built around your subscriptions, your history, and the servers you trust.
Long-form firstShorts kept outYour place remembered
Your subscriptionsYour historyYour serversYour attention
01
The idea
A quieter player
The interface gets quiet.
The video gets to matter.
Rin is shaped around a simple belief: a video player should help you choose, watch, and return—then get out of the way.
One calm home.
For You, Continue, and Subscriptions live in one focused home, with search and settings close but never competing.
Yours stays yours.
Rin connects to the services you choose. It does not need an ad profile, a public social graph, or a Rin cloud account.
02
The player
Made for real life
Reliable where it counts.
Reliability is a product decision: keep controls usable through buffering, preserve your place, and make audio selection predictable. The last layer—system media behavior across locks, headsets, and cars—is still being hardened on real hardware.
A home that remembers.
Subscriptions, live streams, and everything worth continuing come back together in one calm place.
Playback beyond the screen.
Background audio works today. Picture in Picture and AirPlay appear for supported streams; lock-screen, headset, and vehicle controls are being hardened across real-world routes.
Audio that starts with you.
Rin respects your preferred language when a stream exposes it, then falls back in a predictable order.
A deliberate way back.
Saved progress helps you return. Offline-aware recovery and careful stream fallbacks are built to keep a rough network moment from erasing your place.
03
The boundary
Private means concrete
Your viewing life is not the product.
Rin connects directly to the Materialious and Invidious services you choose. Credentials stay in the device Keychain, diagnostics stay local unless you export them, and there is no advertising identity behind the interface.
Private preview
Rin is still becoming Rin.
Rin is built, installed, and used on a real iPhone. Preview access is not generally open yet. If you want to know where it stands, ask us directly.