Play the songs on your phone through four hand-drawn skins: a vinyl record that spins, a cassette with turning reels, a clean minimal equaliser and a neon ring of dancing bars. Pick audio files, build a queue, play, pause, skip, shuffle and repeat, drag the seek bar and swipe the player to swap the skin. The chosen skin, the queue and your settings are remembered next time. Everything runs on your phone.
Keep two playlists that switch themselves by the clock: a bright one for the morning and a calm one for the night. Set the morning and night times with a drawn wheel, add audio files from your phone to each playlist, and tap Play now to hear whichever one is current. The sun and moon control shows which playlist is live right now, the hero crossfades when the playlist changes and tells you how long until the next switch, and you can turn on phone notifications for each switch. Everything stays on your phone.
Learn what you actually listen to. Add audio files, play them, and this suggests the next song from your own history: what suits this time of day, what matches your usual tempo, and forgotten favourites you have not played in a while. Every card says why it was picked, you can skip a suggestion, refresh the mix, and browse a library and listening insights. All offline on your phone.
See how long you really listen. Play songs inside the app and it quietly records every second, then shows your totals for today, this week and this month, a day-by-day bar chart, a day-by-hour heat map, your top songs, your best hour and a streak of listening days. Add songs from your phone, remove them with undo, reset the stats after a confirm and share a plain-text summary. Everything stays on your device.
Build playlists for the gym, for sleep or for a long drive using the songs already on your phone. Create, rename, duplicate and delete playlists, add songs, drag them into the order you want, then play them from a dark now-playing card with a queue. Every playlist shows its song count and total play time, and you can share the whole track list as plain text or push a song straight from the queue into another playlist.
Shuffle your phone's music without the boredom: songs you just heard are held back until the others have played, the same artist never lands back to back, and an energy mode flows from the calmest track to the most energetic. Add songs, see a variety score for each order, reshuffle in one tap, skip ahead, and keep a history of what played. Everything runs on your phone.
Play the songs already on your phone one after another with no silence between them. Pick audio files, then set a crossfade from 0 to 10 seconds and choose the fade curve while a live preview shows exactly how one song hands over to the next. Queue songs, skip and seek, reorder what plays next, and remove anything with one-tap undo. The next track is preloaded so the hand-over stays smooth.
A lightweight music player made for old phones and low battery: pick audio files stored on the device, see a plain list, and play or pause with a single tap. It has next, previous, shuffle and a sleep timer that stops playback by itself, and it remembers the last song so you can resume in one tap. Zero-animation mode is on by default so nothing moves on screen and the package stays tiny.
A tiny one-handed music player that lives in a compact bar at the bottom of the screen. Pick audio stored on your phone, tap a song and it starts in the bar; open it for a full dark player with a real waveform you can tap or drag to jump. Volume, loop off / one / all, and a queue you can jump around. It remembers the last song and where you were so you can carry on, counts what you played most on a history page, and shares the now-playing line as plain text. No account, no ads, no network.
Add songs from your phone and tag each one with how it feels. Pick a feeling on the mood wheel or the mood chips and only those songs play, shuffle the queue, and play the whole mood from the hero card. Every song keeps its tempo and its mood the next time you open the app. Everything stays on your phone.
Browse the music on your phone the way it is stored: open a folder, see its songs, and tap one to play. Play a whole folder in one tap, follow the breadcrumb back up the tree, search for a song, sort folders by name, most played or recently played, build a queue, and see which folders you listen to most. Everything runs on your phone.
Play the songs already stored on your phone with no account, no ads and no network. Pick audio files or scan the device library, then control playback from a big now-playing card with a real waveform you can tap to seek. Shuffle, repeat off / all / one, a queue you can jump around, a sleep timer that stops the music by itself, and a listening history that counts what you played most. It remembers the last song and where you were, so you can carry on right where you left off.
Pick audio files and let each one drop into a mood playlist by its tempo and energy. Every song shows its BPM and an energy bar, auto-sort arranges the list slow to fast, and you can reorder songs by hand, rename them, move them between the calm, focus, party and sleep moods, play the list in order, then save or share it. Everything runs on your phone.
Turn your phone into a little set of instruments: a piano, a xylophone, a handpan and a set of bells, all drawn on screen and played with a tap. Lock any scale so every note stays in tune, move the octave up or down, let notes ring, then record what you play and hear it back on a loop. Keep the takes you like inside the app, or render a take to a WAV file and save or share it. Everything is made with Web Audio and works offline.