Mosic: Offline Music Player
Local MP3, FLAC & Audiobook
About
This app allows you to play your local music files, including MP3, FLAC, and audiobooks, without needing an internet connection. Organize your library into collections, manage playback with features like a sleep timer and speed control, and enjoy a privacy-focused experience with no ads or data collection.
What's New in Mosic
1.11.5
November 3, 2026
1. Fixed crash issue after upgrading from old version 2. Fixed crash when importing audio data 3. Added support for iPhone Duo
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$0.99
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FAQ
Does Mosic have ads?
No, Mosic is completely ad-free. The developer states that day-to-day listening does not require the internet and there are no ads.
How do I import music into Mosic?
You can import tracks or entire folders directly from the Files app. Alternatively, you can upload files from a computer or another device on the same Wi-Fi network.
Can Mosic play audiobooks?
Yes, Mosic is built to handle audiobooks, courses, and serials. It offers per-collection playback memory, allowing you to resume exactly where you left off, including position and playback speed.
What music file formats does Mosic support?
Mosic supports a wide range of formats including MP3, WAV, FLAC, AAC, ALAC, and AIFF. It also supports lyrics via LRC files.
Is Mosic available on Android?
Based on the supported devices listed (iPhone, iPad, iPod), Mosic is currently available for iOS devices. Information on Android availability is not provided.
How often is Mosic updated?
The latest version of Mosic is 1.11.5, and it was last updated on November 3, 2026. This indicates a relatively recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support.
What is the age rating for Mosic?
Mosic has an age rating of 9+. This suggests it is suitable for users aged 9 and above, with no mature content expected.
Does Mosic collect user data?
No, Mosic prioritizes privacy. All your data, including your library and listening history, stays on your device, and the developer does not collect or upload it.
