Müsick for iPhone

Always know what's playing

A music player for music that you own. Exactly the tracks that you have curated, always available online or off. Designed to help you play what you want, not to increase engagement.

The iPhone app is a paid app: a one-time purchase, no subscription. But you should try the Mac app first, to see if you like the vibe, so to speak.

I mean, it's one awesome music player, Michael. What could it cost, ten dollars?

Download on the App Store

Requires iOS 17 or later.

Now Playing with Fiona Apple's full 23-word album title
Now Playing: a Jimi Hendrix live track whose title names the date, show and venue, shown in full
Now Playing: Dazed And Confused (Live Album Version) from How The West Was Won

Now Playing, tells you… what is playing

Album art and a ten-band spectrum analyzer make it fun. We make room for full title, album and artist names and never cut them short. When there's room left, a cool waveform dances to the music. The controls stay put, so your thumb always finds them. Usability, what a concept!

Playback

Played from local storage, not the network

Every track is stored in the app, so nothing buffers, nothing skips in a tunnel, and nothing waits for a download. Albums play without gaps, like advanced technology from 1963. Crazy!

Plus, we have shuffle, repeat, favorites, AirPlay, and the lock screen and Control Center controls you'd expect.

Now Playing: Here Comes the Sun (2019 Mix) from Abbey Road (Super Deluxe Edition), the analyzer lit

Browse

Packed with information

Artists, albums and songs are in efficient rows, so a long library is quick to scroll. Long titles are not truncated. Search finds titles, artists and albums, and remembers what you looked for, so you don't have to type “led zep” over and over.

The Albums list: nine albums with artist, year and song count
The Songs list: every version of Dazed and Confused with its album

With a Mac

Synced from Müsick on your Mac

Pair the iPhone app with Müsick for Mac. Then choose a manifest on the Mac and sync: tracks are synced at Wi-Fi speed. Just like that MP3 player you had in 2004, but no wires needed.

Songs that were already on the phone app are pulled to the Mac, so nothing is lost by accident.

More about the Mac app

The phone's card on the Mac, syncing the Road Trip manifest

No Mac? No problem!

Copy music into the Müsick folder in your iCloud Drive. The app will scan that and import it. Clear the folder afterwards and the music stays in the app.

Or from the Music app

Songs already on your iPhone in the Music app, the ones you bought or synced, come in with a tap. Apple Music tracks won't import, they are protected by DRM.

Storage, under your control

Manage Storage lists your artists and albums biggest first, with a running total of the space you'd get back. Nothing leaves the phone unless you remove it, or a sync you start from the Mac replaces it.

You're in control of your music.

Download on the App Store

Questions? Ask us.