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A music player that organizes your library based on your folder structure, allowing you to rate tracks with simple swipes and color tags. Ratings are physically moved to designated folders, ensuring your music organization is portable and app-independent.
What's New in NotBad Music
1.0
November 5, 2025
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What is NotBad Music?
NotBad Music is a music player that organizes your music library based on your folder structure. It allows you to rate tracks with swipe gestures and color tags, which physically move the files into corresponding folders.
How does NotBad Music organize music?
Instead of relying on metadata, NotBad Music uses your existing folder structure (e.g., [Genre]/Artist/Album) to manage your music library. This ensures your organization is visible and portable outside the app.
Can I use NotBad Music offline?
Yes, NotBad Music is designed to work with your local files. If you use iCloud Drive and choose 'Keep Downloaded,' you can access and manage your entire library offline across devices.
How do ratings work in NotBad Music?
You can swipe right to like a track or swipe left to dislike it. Additionally, a 7-color tagging system is available to further categorize your music. These actions physically move the files into folders like _LIKE, _DISLIKE, or a color-coded folder.
Is NotBad Music available on Android?
Based on the provided data, NotBad Music is currently supported on iPhone and iPad. There is no information indicating Android compatibility.
What is the price of NotBad Music?
NotBad Music is a paid application, priced at $2.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to all its features without additional costs.
Does NotBad Music have ads?
No, NotBad Music does not contain advertisements. The application is ad-free, providing an uninterrupted listening experience.
How often is NotBad Music updated?
NotBad Music was last updated on November 5, 2025, with version 1.0. The developer is a single individual who is actively seeking feedback for future updates and feature requests.









