Codex — Audiobook Player

Codex — Audiobook Player

Audiobooks, reimagined.

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Released
April 15, 2026
Updated
October 7, 2026

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Codex is an audiobook player that looks different, feels different, and works different. Not a generic app — a device. Inspired by the design philosophy of Dieter Rams, Codex combines precise haptics with minimalist aesthetics. Every element has a function. No element is decoration. YOUR PLAYER, YOUR DESIGN The centerpiece of Codex is the Jog Wheel — rotate it to scrub, tap to navigate. Add physical toggle switches, faders, and an interface that feels like a real device. YOUR LIBRARY, YOUR SOURCES - Import audiobooks directly from iPhone, iCloud Drive, or Synology Drive - Connect your Jellyfin or Audiobookshelf server - All sources unified in one library FEATURES - Supports M4B, MP3, MP3 folders, and other audio formats - Automatic chapter detection - Sleep timer with smooth fader control - Bookmarks with optional notes - 5 speed presets (0.75x to 2.0x) - Listening stats: total time, streak, completed books - Offline playback for downloaded books - VoiceOver accessible DESIGN PHILOSOPHY "Less, but better." — Dieter Rams Codex is a product of Huthfabrik.
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What's New in Codex

1.0.4

October 7, 2026

• Syncing with Jellyfin and Audiobookshelf: your playback speed is kept, and an older server state no longer overwrites minutes you just listened to. • “Finished” and “Unfinished” now reach your server too – even when you rewind a book you had finished. • Marking a book as finished or unfinished no longer resets the playback speed. • Import: audiobooks split into CD1/CD2 folders arrive complete and in the right order, and the suggested title is the book’s name instead of “01 Track 1”. • Files with the same name no longer overwrite each other during import. • Descriptions from iTunes are readable again – no more HTML clutter.

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