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DeveloperDusty Enterprise SRL
CategoryMusic
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 0.0 (0)
Version1.1.4
Age rating4+
First seen by us
28 Sep 2026
28 Sep 2026Serento - UPnP Control Point update history & changes
Last change · 8 events since 17 Aug 2026Full timeline ↓📦Updated to version 1.1.4📦Updated to version 1.1.3📈Dropped out of every chart we track🆕First spotted by AppInsider🆕Released on the App Store
Full timeline · 8 events
- ✏️Serento - UPnP Control Point: app got bigger57 MB → 64 MB (+13%)
- 📦Serento - UPnP Control Point updated to version 1.1.4Version 1.1.4 brings a Recycle Bin, Pick for Me and a Release Type filter.
After updating, sync each device with your server once: Settings › your server › Sync Data › Sync now. With MinimServer, add releasetype to its itemTags, as the setup guide now shows.
NEW
Recycle Bin. Playlists, tags, bookmarks and your own radio stations that you delete now wait in Settings › Manage › Recycle Bin. Restore brings back the very same item on all your devices, and nothing in the bin expires on its own.
Pick for Me. The last row of the Play menu, or the dice beside the sort, picks one album, artist or track from the list you see, filters included, and shows it with its format and the artists on it. Play it or tap Pick Another: nothing repeats until you have seen them all.
Release Type. A new album filter with the types your albums carry: Album, EP, Single, Compilation, Live, Studio, Soundtrack and more.
Listen Later now has the album list's filters, sorting, compact layout and Play menu.
IMPROVED
Live or Studio now comes from an album's RELEASETYPE tag first, then from MusicBrainz, then from its title, where “live” as a verb, as in “I Want to Live”, no longer counts.
Classical works: a ballet whose acts are tagged as separate works keeps them apart, the same work recorded twice on one album is two recordings, a second composer on one movement no longer splits a work, every movement keeps its number, and “The Planets” and “The Planets, op. 32” are one work.
Classical takes in what the genre says (Film Score stays out), keeps albums whose tracks are mostly classical, and lists orchestras, choirs, ensembles and bands under their role.
The album page names every composer on the album. A track row shows its artist only when it differs from the album's, long credits are cut at a whole name, and the … sheet lists every artist the credit names.
An artist link opens the classical profile only from a classical album; anywhere else it opens the artist page.
Next, Previous, Play and moving within a Hi-Res or DSD track no longer pause the streamer first, and you can move within a DSD track on every streamer.
Silent Network, in Settings › Playback, now sets how long Serento sends nothing optional to your streamer after a start, skip or seek on Hi-Res or DSD. It is off by default.
A USB DAC gets each track at the track's own rate, Play always plays after the DAC drops out, and opening the app no longer stops a track.
On iPhone and iPad, DSD that reaches a USB DAC at a lower rate shows that rate, such as DSD128 OVER PCM, without the bit-perfect glow.
On iPhone, the buttons next to Play are round.
Genres: Bristol Sound is new, under Downtempo.
FIXED
Favorites belong to the server you marked them on, and Home no longer changes its count when a device reconnects.
On non-classical albums, tracks that share only a WORK tag, such as remixes of one song, are no longer grouped as a work.
A portable player's server whose search stops at 500 tracks is now read in full.
An album no longer shows the description of something else with a similar name.
On iPhone Duo, the welcome screens fill the whole display and no longer show the next page at the edge.
Many bug fixes and other small improvements.… more - 📦Serento - UPnP Control Point updated to version 1.1.3Version 1.1.3 comes with support for the new Serento app for Apple TV.
NEW
Group as Versions. Select two or more albums and choose Group as Versions in the … menu: they become versions of one album, and you pick the main version. Manage Versions, on an album's Versions screen, opens the same editor. Your groups sync across your devices.
“The” in Artist Names, in Settings › Display › Artist Settings. Match “The” variants as one artist, on by default, makes “The Pink Floyd” and “Pink Floyd” one artist, named as on the newest release, orchestras and choirs included. Ignore “The” when sorting puts “The Beatles” under B. Both choices can sync across your devices.
Tracks in every genre. A genre's page has a new Tracks section under Decades, and View All lists every track of the genre, with search, filters, sorting and Play. A track appears under each genre it carries, even on an album of another genre.
IMPROVED
When a streamer refuses a DSD file and your server also offers a PCM version, Serento plays that version instead of showing an error, and remembers the streamer's limit on all your devices. Nothing is converted: Serento picks between your server's versions.
A DSD file sent to a streamer untouched now shows BIT-PERFECT. DSD OVER PCM appears only when your server sends DoP.
On streamers that Serento feeds one track at a time, Serento follows the track the streamer plays, wherever it is in the queue: after your iPhone or iPad slept, after another device moved on, or after a network drop. The queue, Now Playing and the Lock Screen show that track, and the music goes on.
Composers that your server joins with a comma, as MinimServer does, are now split into separate composers, while a name written “Surname, First name” stays whole. Sync with your server to apply it: Settings › your server › Sync Data › Sync now.
When a name in a shared credit belongs to another artist in your library, Serento's database now tells them apart: “Travis” in “Travis & Fripp” is Theo Travis, not the band Travis. This applies at your next sync.
During a sync, artist credits that got no answer, for example while Serento was in the background, are asked again before the sync ends.
Genres, as the community suggested: Alternative Dance now sits under Pop, Avant-Garde only under Experimental, Folktronica also under Downtempo, and Alternative Metal also under Metal.
FIXED
On streamers that Serento feeds one track at a time, an album could stop after its first track while your iPhone or iPad was locked. The first track now hands the next one to the streamer, so the album plays on without a gap.
On some streamers, Play and Pause could stop responding after the streamer restarted and lost the track. Play now gives it your track again from the position on the screen, also when another app took the streamer while your track was paused.
When you move playback to another output, your other devices show the new output at once.
A device following playback started on another device now shows the format your streamer actually receives.
On some streamers, a radio station started after a track could lose its logo and make the mini player flicker.
A genre now shows the same picture on its page and on its tile, and keeps it.
Many bug fixes and other small improvements.… more - 📦Serento - UPnP Control Point updated to version 1.1.1IMPORTANT
Install 1.1.1 on every device you use Serento on, then sync with your server on each of them: Settings › your server › Sync Data › Sync now. Part of what this version brings is read from your server during a sync, and your devices now share more of the playback session with each other, so a device left on an older version or not synced will not have all of it.
Version 1.1.1 makes your devices and your streamer play as one session, and can place reissued albums in the decade they first came out.
NEW
Use original date for decades, in Settings › Display › Album Settings › Decades. A remastered or reissued album goes into the decade it was first released, when your files carry an original date. The screen shows the one setting MinimServer needs to send it. The year shown on each album stays the same.
Music started from another app. When another app plays on your streamer, Serento shows what is playing, and Play, Pause, Next, Previous and volume control it. Shuffle, repeat and queue editing stay off, because the queue belongs to that app.
IMPROVED
One session across your devices. Play, Pause, Next and Previous from any device act on the queue that is playing and never restart or replace it. Only a new album, track or station starts a new session. Queue edits reach every device, and turning shuffle off restores the original order on any device, also after the app restarts.
A device that was asleep for a while catches up with the music instead of falling behind.
Streamers that publish OpenHome as a separate device start playing at once, with no restart from the beginning and no error over music that is already playing, and the progress bar runs smoothly.
Streamers that offer only OpenHome now appear as outputs, with volume and mute.
When a streamer that speaks two control protocols refuses a command through one, Serento sends it through the other, so playback goes on.
Two players running on the same computer are told apart, so each one plays in its own room.
Repeat one holds on streamers that drop a connection at the wrong moment.
An album belongs to a genre when any of its versions carries that genre. Subgenre tiles appear only when they lead to albums, and the genre filters include the genres of every edition.
An artist shows the same number of albums and tracks everywhere in the app, and the sync screen explains what its Artists number includes.
A disc with a subtitle shows only its subtitle, on up to two lines on narrow screens.
FIXED
After a sync, album pages show the changes at once, without restarting the app.
In Now Playing, dragging the progress bar up or down no longer moves the screen.
A Previous that restarts the current track now shows on your other devices.
On streamers that refused the queue, an album could end up with only two tracks in the queue.
On some streamers, starting a track could show an error while the music played, and a track removed from the queue could still play after the current one.
A crash during Enrich Data on very large libraries.
Serento no longer runs two copies at once when it is opened a second time.
Many bug fixes and other small improvements.… more - 📈Serento - UPnP Control Point dropped out of every chart we trackLast seen 27 Sep
- 🆕Serento - UPnP Control Point first spotted by AppInsider#56 in Top Grossing · Music · Germany
- 📦Serento - UPnP Control Point version 1.1.0Version 1.1.0 gives artists who only appear on other people's tracks a place of their own, understands every genre your tags use, and lays out classical albums the way the music is written.
NEW
Track artists. Turn on Detect track artists in Settings › Artist Settings and the artists credited only on tracks join Browse › Artists and the genres they play in. An artist's page adds Appears On, the albums they only appear on. Hide track artists keeps them out of the Artists list when there are too many.
Decades. Every genre now has a Decades section.
Four new main genres, Experimental, New Age, Religious and Vocal, and Unclassified for albums with no genre tag.
Personalize your experience with the new display settings for albums, artists, tracks and genres, in Settings › Display: Album Settings, Artist Settings, Track Settings and Genre Settings.
Track Settings lets you choose, for each list, whether track rows show the format column, or switch every list at once. A hidden column gives the title and the artist more room.
Swipe a bookmark to delete it in the compact list.
IMPROVED
Artists are recognized more accurately. Names written together with no separator are split into the real artists, duos known to the music catalog stay together, and two spellings of one artist, such as Solar Stone and Solarstone, are one artist. Nobody is listed as a conductor without a known classical role, soloists and conductors come from the credits in the Serento Database, and soloists can also appear in Browse › Artists.
Artist photos reach more artists. When several artists share a name, the tracks you own now decide which one is yours, and no artist is skipped when the photo service is slow to answer.
Classical albums follow their works. Works are grouped exactly as in Works, a line joins each work's movements, a work with a single track reads as a track, multi-disc albums show their CDs, and each disc numbers its tracks from 1 and shows its title when it has one. The groups in Works fold like CDs.
A far richer genre map. Every standard genre written by common tagging tools finds its main genre, Neo-Classical included. Genre pictures are artist photographs, a different artist for each genre, chosen among the artists who matter most in it.
Large libraries sync without stalling on Scanning, every step after the scan shows its name and progress, the library index included, and the screen stays on while a sync runs. Classical opens faster.
A server that does not answer Serento's search but announces itself on the network is now found.
Album versions are recognized even when their artists are listed in a different order.
UI improvements.
FIXED
Artist pictures in indexArtwork are found when the name holds a character a file name cannot use, such as D:Ream.
After an Identify correction, the track titles update at once.
A folder album shows the right tracks when two servers use the same folder.
Many bug fixes and other small improvements.… more - 🆕Serento - UPnP Control Point released on the App Store
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Serento - UPnP Control Point on the App Store
App details
App ID
6762601663
Publisher
Dusty Enterprise SRL
On the store since
Aug 2026
Under a year
Minimum OS
iOS 26.0+
iPhone 11 and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Universal purchase
Content rating
4+
Languages
12
EN FR DE IT JA KO PL PT RO ZH ES ZH
Size
64 MB
Also listed in
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Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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App Store, worldwide.
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About Serento - UPnP Control Point
Serento is the premium control point for UPnP/DLNA streamers and network DACs, built for audiophiles who demand bit-perfect playback and a modern, responsive interface.
No account. No login. Just your music, your streamer, and Serento.
BIT-PERFECT PCM & DSD
True bit-perfect playback - PCM up to 32-bit/768 kHz and native DSD up to DSD512 - with automatic detection of your renderer's capabilities. DoP and Native DSD pass-through, no conversion, no downsampling. Your DAC receives exactly what's on your drive.
INTERNET RADIO THAT ACTUALLY WORKS
Curated presets for high-quality audiophile stations, including jazz, classical, and hi-fi showcase channels. Add your own stations via URL or M3U import. Live ICY metadata. Automatic reconnect on drops. No more fighting with broken URLs or silent failures.
YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY, BEAUTIFULLY
Browse music from MinimServer, Plex or any UPnP/DLNA server on your network. Albums, Artists, Tracks, Genres, Folder view and a beautiful Classical Music Section. Lightning-fast contextual search.
MAKE IT YOURS
Bookmark any filtered view - Hi-Res Jazz, FLAC from 2023 - and jump back in one tap. Group albums into your own tags. Save albums and tracks to Listen Later, split into Up Next and Listened. Album version grouping collapses remasters and reissues under one cover, your chosen main version synced everywhere.
YOUR TAGS COME FIRST
Serento trusts the tags already in your files before fetching anything. Beyond title, artist, album and genre, it reads MusicBrainz identifiers to match the exact release, and classical Work and Movement tags so multi-movement works stay grouped and in order. Your library's truth wins.
KNOW EVERY RECORD
Artist bios, album reviews, release years, labels and per-track credits - performers, composers, lyricists - pulled from Serento's database and layered on top of your library, never overwriting your tags. Mistagged album? Identify it by hand, or let a sync pass fill the gaps and fetch high-resolution covers automatically.
A REAL CLASSICAL SECTION
Browse by composer, work, conductor, orchestra, soloist, period or musical form - not one flat artist list. Open any work to see every recording you own side by side, movements in order, credits split by role. It stays out of the way until your library actually has classical in it.
SMART PLAYLISTS
Auto-generated playlists built from your own listening history - weighted by how often and how recently you play, then balanced across genre, era and codec. A different way back into your library every time.
DOWNLOAD & GO
Tap Download on any album, track or playlist and play straight from local storage - the same bit-perfect pipeline, zero network. Resumable, survives an app kill, per-device, excluded from iCloud Backup.
EVERYTHING IN SYNC
Queue, current track and volume mirror across every Serento device driving the same renderer - start on iPhone, pick it up on Mac, adjust volume from iPad, no master or follower. Your playlists, My Mixes,
No account. No login. Just your music, your streamer, and Serento.
BIT-PERFECT PCM & DSD
True bit-perfect playback - PCM up to 32-bit/768 kHz and native DSD up to DSD512 - with automatic detection of your renderer's capabilities. DoP and Native DSD pass-through, no conversion, no downsampling. Your DAC receives exactly what's on your drive.
INTERNET RADIO THAT ACTUALLY WORKS
Curated presets for high-quality audiophile stations, including jazz, classical, and hi-fi showcase channels. Add your own stations via URL or M3U import. Live ICY metadata. Automatic reconnect on drops. No more fighting with broken URLs or silent failures.
YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY, BEAUTIFULLY
Browse music from MinimServer, Plex or any UPnP/DLNA server on your network. Albums, Artists, Tracks, Genres, Folder view and a beautiful Classical Music Section. Lightning-fast contextual search.
MAKE IT YOURS
Bookmark any filtered view - Hi-Res Jazz, FLAC from 2023 - and jump back in one tap. Group albums into your own tags. Save albums and tracks to Listen Later, split into Up Next and Listened. Album version grouping collapses remasters and reissues under one cover, your chosen main version synced everywhere.
YOUR TAGS COME FIRST
Serento trusts the tags already in your files before fetching anything. Beyond title, artist, album and genre, it reads MusicBrainz identifiers to match the exact release, and classical Work and Movement tags so multi-movement works stay grouped and in order. Your library's truth wins.
KNOW EVERY RECORD
Artist bios, album reviews, release years, labels and per-track credits - performers, composers, lyricists - pulled from Serento's database and layered on top of your library, never overwriting your tags. Mistagged album? Identify it by hand, or let a sync pass fill the gaps and fetch high-resolution covers automatically.
A REAL CLASSICAL SECTION
Browse by composer, work, conductor, orchestra, soloist, period or musical form - not one flat artist list. Open any work to see every recording you own side by side, movements in order, credits split by role. It stays out of the way until your library actually has classical in it.
SMART PLAYLISTS
Auto-generated playlists built from your own listening history - weighted by how often and how recently you play, then balanced across genre, era and codec. A different way back into your library every time.
DOWNLOAD & GO
Tap Download on any album, track or playlist and play straight from local storage - the same bit-perfect pipeline, zero network. Resumable, survives an app kill, per-device, excluded from iCloud Backup.
EVERYTHING IN SYNC
Queue, current track and volume mirror across every Serento device driving the same renderer - start on iPhone, pick it up on Mac, adjust volume from iPad, no master or follower. Your playlists, My Mixes,
Latest updates
1.1.4
Version 1.1.4 brings a Recycle Bin, Pick for Me and a Release Type filter.
After updating, sync each device with your server once: Settings › your server › Sync Data › Sync now. With MinimServer, add releasetype to its itemTags, as the setup guide now shows.
NEW
Recycle Bin. Playlists, tags, bookmarks and your own radio stations that you delete now wait in Settings › Manage › Recycle Bin. Restore brings back the very same item on all your devices, and nothing in the bin expires on its own.
Pick for Me. The last row of the Play menu, or the dice beside the sort, picks one album, artist or track from the list you see, filters included, and shows it with its format and the artists on it. Play it or tap Pick Another: nothing repeats until you have seen them all.
Release Type. A new album filter with the types your albums carry: Album, EP, Single, Compilation, Live, Studio, Soundtrack and more.
Listen Later now has the album list's filters, sorting, compact layout and Play menu.
IMPROVED
Live or Studio now comes from an album's RELEASETYPE tag first, then from MusicBrainz, then from its title, where “live” as a verb, as in “I Want to Live”, no longer counts.
Classical works: a ballet whose acts are tagged as separate works keeps them apart, the same work recorded twice on one album is two recordings, a second composer on one movement no longer splits a work, every movement keeps its number, and “The Planets” and “The Planets, op. 32” are one work.
Classical takes in what the genre says (Film Score stays out), keeps albums whose tracks are mostly classical, and lists orchestras, choirs, ensembles and bands under their role.
The album page names every composer on the album. A track row shows its artist only when it differs from the album's, long credits are cut at a whole name, and the … sheet lists every artist the credit names.
An artist link opens the classical profile only from a classical album; anywhere else it opens the artist page.
Next, Previous, Play and moving within a Hi-Res or DSD track no longer pause the streamer first, and you can move within a DSD track on every streamer.
Silent Network, in Settings › Playback, now sets how long Serento sends nothing optional to your streamer after a start, skip or seek on Hi-Res or DSD. It is off by default.
A USB DAC gets each track at the track's own rate, Play always plays after the DAC drops out, and opening the app no longer stops a track.
On iPhone and iPad, DSD that reaches a USB DAC at a lower rate shows that rate, such as DSD128 OVER PCM, without the bit-perfect glow.
On iPhone, the buttons next to Play are round.
Genres: Bristol Sound is new, under Downtempo.
FIXED
Favorites belong to the server you marked them on, and Home no longer changes its count when a device reconnects.
On non-classical albums, tracks that share only a WORK tag, such as remixes of one song, are no longer grouped as a work.
A portable player's server whose search stops at 500 tracks is now read in full.
An album no longer shows the description of something else with a similar name.
On iPhone Duo, the welcome screens fill the whole display and no longer show the next page at the edge.
Many bug fixes and other small improvements.
1.1.3
Version 1.1.3 comes with support for the new Serento app for Apple TV.
NEW
Group as Versions. Select two or more albums and choose Group as Versions in the … menu: they become versions of one album, and you pick the main version. Manage Versions, on an album's Versions screen, opens the same editor. Your groups sync across your devices.
“The” in Artist Names, in Settings › Display › Artist Settings. Match “The” variants as one artist, on by default, makes “The Pink Floyd” and “Pink Floyd” one artist, named as on the newest release, orchestras and choirs included. Ignore “The” when sorting puts “The Beatles” under B. Both choices can sync across your devices.
Tracks in every genre. A genre's page has a new Tracks section under Decades, and View All lists every track of the genre, with search, filters, sorting and Play. A track appears under each genre it carries, even on an album of another genre.
IMPROVED
When a streamer refuses a DSD file and your server also offers a PCM version, Serento plays that version instead of showing an error, and remembers the streamer's limit on all your devices. Nothing is converted: Serento picks between your server's versions.
A DSD file sent to a streamer untouched now shows BIT-PERFECT. DSD OVER PCM appears only when your server sends DoP.
On streamers that Serento feeds one track at a time, Serento follows the track the streamer plays, wherever it is in the queue: after your iPhone or iPad slept, after another device moved on, or after a network drop. The queue, Now Playing and the Lock Screen show that track, and the music goes on.
Composers that your server joins with a comma, as MinimServer does, are now split into separate composers, while a name written “Surname, First name” stays whole. Sync with your server to apply it: Settings › your server › Sync Data › Sync now.
When a name in a shared credit belongs to another artist in your library, Serento's database now tells them apart: “Travis” in “Travis & Fripp” is Theo Travis, not the band Travis. This applies at your next sync.
During a sync, artist credits that got no answer, for example while Serento was in the background, are asked again before the sync ends.
Genres, as the community suggested: Alternative Dance now sits under Pop, Avant-Garde only under Experimental, Folktronica also under Downtempo, and Alternative Metal also under Metal.
FIXED
On streamers that Serento feeds one track at a time, an album could stop after its first track while your iPhone or iPad was locked. The first track now hands the next one to the streamer, so the album plays on without a gap.
On some streamers, Play and Pause could stop responding after the streamer restarted and lost the track. Play now gives it your track again from the position on the screen, also when another app took the streamer while your track was paused.
When you move playback to another output, your other devices show the new output at once.
A device following playback started on another device now shows the format your streamer actually receives.
On some streamers, a radio station started after a track could lose its logo and make the mini player flicker.
A genre now shows the same picture on its page and on its tile, and keeps it.
Many bug fixes and other small improvements.
1.1.1
IMPORTANT
Install 1.1.1 on every device you use Serento on, then sync with your server on each of them: Settings › your server › Sync Data › Sync now. Part of what this version brings is read from your server during a sync, and your devices now share more of the playback session with each other, so a device left on an older version or not synced will not have all of it.
Version 1.1.1 makes your devices and your streamer play as one session, and can place reissued albums in the decade they first came out.
NEW
Use original date for decades, in Settings › Display › Album Settings › Decades. A remastered or reissued album goes into the decade it was first released, when your files carry an original date. The screen shows the one setting MinimServer needs to send it. The year shown on each album stays the same.
Music started from another app. When another app plays on your streamer, Serento shows what is playing, and Play, Pause, Next, Previous and volume control it. Shuffle, repeat and queue editing stay off, because the queue belongs to that app.
IMPROVED
One session across your devices. Play, Pause, Next and Previous from any device act on the queue that is playing and never restart or replace it. Only a new album, track or station starts a new session. Queue edits reach every device, and turning shuffle off restores the original order on any device, also after the app restarts.
A device that was asleep for a while catches up with the music instead of falling behind.
Streamers that publish OpenHome as a separate device start playing at once, with no restart from the beginning and no error over music that is already playing, and the progress bar runs smoothly.
Streamers that offer only OpenHome now appear as outputs, with volume and mute.
When a streamer that speaks two control protocols refuses a command through one, Serento sends it through the other, so playback goes on.
Two players running on the same computer are told apart, so each one plays in its own room.
Repeat one holds on streamers that drop a connection at the wrong moment.
An album belongs to a genre when any of its versions carries that genre. Subgenre tiles appear only when they lead to albums, and the genre filters include the genres of every edition.
An artist shows the same number of albums and tracks everywhere in the app, and the sync screen explains what its Artists number includes.
A disc with a subtitle shows only its subtitle, on up to two lines on narrow screens.
FIXED
After a sync, album pages show the changes at once, without restarting the app.
In Now Playing, dragging the progress bar up or down no longer moves the screen.
A Previous that restarts the current track now shows on your other devices.
On streamers that refused the queue, an album could end up with only two tracks in the queue.
On some streamers, starting a track could show an error while the music played, and a track removed from the queue could still play after the current one.
A crash during Enrich Data on very large libraries.
Serento no longer runs two copies at once when it is opened a second time.
Many bug fixes and other small improvements.
Store changes
What Serento - UPnP Control Point changed on its store page: name, icon, screenshots, price, size, languages, requirements.
App got bigger
57 MB → 64 MB (+13%)