Import Music
Bring your own audio into one place. Add tracks straight from your device and build a collection with no account, no subscription, and no upload. Files are copied into the app so everything keeps working with the network switched off.
Artist & Album Library
Browse the way the music is actually organised. Songs group themselves by artist and album as you edit their details, so the library stays tidy without you maintaining it. One search field reaches every song, artist, album, and playlist you own.
Playlists
Build playlists for the room you're in — long drives, deep work, the gym, winding down. Add, remove, and reorder anytime. A Favourites list is there from first launch, and every other list is yours to name.
Edit Song Info
Fix what the file got wrong. Change titles, artist names, and album details, and set your own cover art from your photo library. Correcting an artist or album name quietly re-files the song where it belongs.
Ten-Band Equaliser & Bass Stage
Thirty-one hertz to sixteen kilohertz, ten faders, each one live as you drag it. Start from a preset — Acoustic, Jazz, Rock, Remix, Lofi — or build a curve of your own and keep it in one of three custom slots. A separate bass stage handles low end without muddying everything above it.
Cinema — Trailers, Heard First
A film arrives here through its sound. Rows are grouped by sonic register rather than by what's trending, each card leads with the composer, and the detail screen credits the score, the sound design, and the mix before it says anything else. Search by a composer's name and find the films they built. Trailers play in the official YouTube player.
A Suggested Curve for Every Film
Each film carries an equaliser curve tuned to the character of its mix. Load it into the Studio tab in one tap, hear the trailer through it, and adjust any band while it plays. It's the same equaliser your music runs through, so a curve you like on a score is a curve you keep.
Sound Notes
Write down what you heard. Rate the mix, note the band you had to pull back, record which preset you were using, and save it against the film. Sound notes are your own writing about your own listening — stored on your device, never uploaded, shared, or synced.
Your Data Stays on Your Device
Your imported audio, playlists, equaliser presets, and sound notes are stored only on your device. They are never uploaded, shared, or synced. See the Privacy Policy for details.