Halo is a heads-up companion that streams the movies and shows from your own Plex server straight to Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses — designed for a glanceable 600 × 600 canvas and the Neural Band D-pad.
Halo is in public beta — expect rough edges and rapid updates. Requires a Plex account and a reachable Plex Media Server. No content is provided by Halo.
A simulated 600 × 600 HUD — the native canvas on the glasses.
Every screen is tuned for the additive waveguide, the 600-pixel square canvas, and the four-direction Neural Band input.
Pulls your Plex “On Deck” the second you sign in. Pick up an episode you started on the TV without lifting a finger.
Every control — play, scrub, zoom, next episode — is reachable with the four-direction Neural Band gestures.
High-contrast amber UI on pure black so the additive display stays readable against any real-world scene.
Tap a single button to fill the full 600-square canvas when you want a more immersive watch.
Playback position pushes back to your Plex server, so On Deck and Continue Watching stay accurate on every device.
Halo never hosts or streams content. It connects to your own Plex Media Server and plays what you already own.
Open Halo and enter the 4-character code at plex.tv/link from any phone or computer.
Halo auto-detects your own Plex Media Server. Nothing of yours is uploaded or copied to us.
On Deck appears instantly. Pinch-tap an episode and it plays in the 600-square HUD.
While Halo is in beta, you pick the monthly price. Pay $1 if that's where you're at, pay more if Halo earns a spot in your routine. Cancel anytime — your Plex Pass and your media stay yours.
Same Halo for everyone — your price helps cover hosting and keeps the app independent. You'll still need an active Plex account and a Plex Media Server you can reach. Plex Pass is not required.
Halo is an independent app. It is not made by, endorsed by, or affiliated with Plex, Inc. or Meta Platforms, Inc. It plays only the media that lives on your own Plex Media Server.
No. Halo is an independent, third-party app built by enthusiasts. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Plex, Inc. or Meta Platforms, Inc. It works with the public Plex API and runs on the Meta Ray-Ban Display Web Apps runtime.
No. Halo does not host, distribute, or stream any content of its own. It connects to the Plex Media Server you already run, and plays only the media you already have access to.
Yes. Halo signs in with your existing Plex account using Plex's standard PIN flow at plex.tv/link. We never see your Plex password.
Plex Pass is not required, but features like hardware transcoding that depend on it will only work if your own server already has them.
Yes. Cancel from your account page and your subscription stops at the end of the current month.
Sign in with the Plex account you already use. Your media stays on your server.
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