Audeeport

Audeeport

Bit-perfect music & audiobooks

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 18, 2026
  • September 18, 2026

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Audeeport is a high-fidelity audio player for people who still own their music. Bring your own collection: FLAC, ALAC, WAV, AIFF, MP3, AAC and more. Playback is gapless and precise, and your files stay yours: on your device, in plain folders, with no cloud and no account. LISTEN YOUR WAY - Parametric EQ with 10-band and 31-band modes and smooth preset transitions - Output profiles that remember the sound you dialed in - Synced and on-device lyrics YOUR WHOLE AUDIO LIFE, ONE APP - Music library organized by albums, artists, genres, favourites, and playlists - Audiobooks with chapters, per-book playback speed, and resume that never loses your place - Podcasts with transcripts when available - Thousands of internet radio stations, browsable by country, language, or genre PAIRS WITH YOUR DESKTOP, STANDS ON ITS OWN Audeeport for Mac, Windows, and Linux is the full studio: CD ripping, metadata cleanup, DSP plugins, and device sync. Send music and audiobooks to your phone over WiFi, and your EQ profiles and listening positions travel with them. The mobile app is complete on its own. PRIVATE BY DESIGN No analytics. No tracking. No account needed to play your own files. Audeeport reads your audio in place; nothing is moved or copied unless you choose. Fall in love with your music again.
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What's New in Audeeport

1.2.1

September 18, 2026

A new look. Audeeport has been rebuilt around a translucent glass interface, applied across the library, player, queue, equalizer, audiobooks, radio and settings. Now Playing adapts to your screen, using the extra room on taller phones instead of stretching the compact layout. Album covers: two albums that share a title no longer borrow each other's artwork, and affected libraries repair themselves on launch. Audiobooks: chapter and progress tracking stay accurate while you listen, and speed and sleep timer controls now appear for chapter split books.

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