About
A local music player for audiophiles and collectors, offering advanced playback features and extensive library management. It supports various audio formats and allows easy music import via Wi-Fi, Files app, USB, or direct download. No subscriptions, accounts, or ads are required.
What's New in iOSamp
1.0.6
October 7, 2026
• Fixed: editing tags on some MP3s (ones using an older tag format) left their tags and artwork unreadable in other apps, such as Apple Music. Files already affected are repaired automatically the first time you open this version. Your audio was never changed. • Fixed: MP3s with large embedded artwork showed a bitrate that was too high.
MoreFAQ
Does iOSamp have ads?
No, iOSamp is completely ad-free. The developer explicitly states 'no ads, ever' in the app description.
What audio formats does iOSamp support?
iOSamp supports a wide range of audio formats including MP3, FLAC, AAC, ALAC, OGG, OPUS, WAV, AIFF, WMA, and APE.
How can I get music into iOSamp?
You can import music via Wi-Fi transfer, the Files app and iCloud Drive, USB cable transfer, or direct download from audio URLs.
Does iOSamp offer offline playback?
Yes, iOSamp is designed for local music playback, meaning all your files are on your device and do not require an internet connection for playback.
What are the playback features in iOSamp?
Playback features include true gapless playback, a 10-band EQ with presets, ReplayGain normalization, crossfade, A/B repeat, independent speed control, and a waveform scrubber.
Can I stream music from my own servers with iOSamp?
Yes, iOSamp supports streaming from WebDAV shares and has full Subsonic API support for servers like Navidrome and Airsonic.
Is iOSamp available on Android devices?
Based on the provided data, iOSamp is currently only supported on iPhones. There is no mention of Android compatibility.
How often is iOSamp updated?
The latest version is 1.0.1, released on July 31, 2026. This indicates a recent update, suggesting active development.
