StreamBridge adds films and shows to your Plex library without downloading them, so they play on your TV, your phone and anywhere else Plex runs.
Plex plays what's in your library. StreamBridge's own streaming engine puts any film or show in it, ready to play in seconds, along with collections that keep themselves current and subtitles for the copy you play.
Any film or series, streamed. Plex alone plays the files you have. StreamBridge streams anything in Stremio's catalogs into it.
About
25 MB
of disk per film. Plex alone keeps the whole file.
Your Watchlist, playable. In Plex alone it's a list to look at.
The right copy, picked for you.
Plex leaves the choice to you. StreamBridge measures your connection and picks one that plays without stopping.
1080p beside every 4K film. For TVs and Wi-Fi that can't manage 4K, without storing both.
Collections made from a sentence, search by what a film is about, and subtitles timed to your copy, translated when none exist, in two languages at once.
Plex alone has none of these.
Browse Stremio's catalogs in a Mac app, or describe what you're in the mood for.
Type a director, a studio or a mood, and StreamBridge fills a Plex collection that adds new films as they come out.
Browse
54,340
films and shows from Stremio's catalogs
Follow Popular, New releases or any genre. Each becomes a Plex collection that keeps itself current.
“heist films set in Europe”
Add a whole show, one season or a single episode, with proper episode names and art.
Pick them in Plex's own menu, on any device. Show two languages at once, for watching with someone who speaks the other, or for learning one.
Found for the exact version you play, then timed against it.
When nobody has written subtitles in your language, StreamBridge translates them.
They appear in Plex's subtitle menu on the TV, phone and web.
The work happens before you sit down.
StreamBridge measures your debrid service's speed and picks the best copy that plays without stopping. Every other source is a click away.
While one episode plays, the next is prepared, so it starts the moment you get to it.
About
25 MB
of your disk per film, not the whole file
If a stream stops working, the same file is found again.
Nothing to install on the TV, and no server to run.
Written in Swift for macOS 15 and later, on Apple silicon and Intel.





Pro adds subtitles, collections from a sentence and search by meaning. No subscription.
macOS 15 (Sequoia) or later on Apple silicon or Intel, with Plex Media Server on the same Mac and an account with a debrid service, such as Real-Debrid, TorBox or AllDebrid. Refunds within 14 days, no reason needed.
Yes. Follow Stremio movie and series catalogs in the Mac app, then browse them as collections in Plex on your TV or phone. You don't need Stremio where you watch.
Stremio with PlexYes, with Pro. Sign in to Letterboxd in the Mac app, and your watchlist becomes a Plex collection you can play. Films you add on Letterboxd show up within the hour.
Letterboxd with PlexNo. Movies stream while you watch. StreamBridge keeps about 25 MB per title so playback starts quickly.
How it worksNo. StreamBridge is a Mac app. It runs next to Plex Media Server on your Mac, and you watch in the Plex app on Android, Android TV, iPhone, Apple TV, Roku or a browser.
A Mac, Plex and a debrid account. StreamBridge runs on the Mac and adds a library to the Plex server you already have. Streams come from your own account with a debrid service, such as Real-Debrid, TorBox or AllDebrid.
Ten of them. Real-Debrid, TorBox, AllDebrid, Premiumize, Debrid-Link, EasyDebrid, Offcloud, PikPak, Debrider and Torrin. Free uses one at a time; Pro can use several.
Added in 3.2No. Plex sees a normal library folder.
Yes. Shows appear in Plex with seasons and episodes, and the next episode is prepared while you watch.
Added in 2.0Yes, with Pro. It finds, times and translates subtitles for films and episodes, and can show two languages at once.
How subtitles workYes. It works anywhere Plex does.
Yes, with Pro. Type what you want, like a director, a mood or a film it should be like, and StreamBridge finds the films and keeps the collection current in Plex. Anyone can see the preview.
No. It's free to use. Pro is a one-time purchase.
Typed collections and subtitle work. Your library, streams and viewing history stay on your Mac. What you type into Collections or search, and Pro subtitles, are handled by our server.