ODD Ball vs SoundShelf

Music made Fun, for everyone. The ODD App is at the heart of ODD Ball. Dance with the ball and feel like you are DJ in control of the music. Create your own tracks, pick any sound from an expansive audio library of drums, keys, guitars and effects from any genre. With ODD there is no limit, you can play with multiple balls at the same time and master your beat bouncing skills, to show off your moves. DJ: Use ODD Ball as your magic wand of music. Control music like a DJ with its unique gestures. Create: Create your own music like a pro. Select the sounds you love, press record and create tracks. Learn more at oddballism.com @oddballsim

Organize music or guided audio recordings according to your preferences.  This app was developed to help you manage meditation, guided sessions, and spoken audio recordings in a clear and structured way. Instead of endlessly scrolling through file names, you can tag, filter, and group your audio files exactly according to your needs. Perfect for meditations and guided audio recordings Audio libraries often grow quickly and are available in many variations—inducements, deepenings, themes, voices, and session lengths. With this app, you can: • Tag sessions by theme, voice, duration, or technique. • Create playlists for daily routines, sleep sessions, or specific goals. • Instantly filter your library using multiple tags. Key features • Flexible audio import  Add files via the Files app, share audio files directly in the app, or copy files to the app's folder.  • Custom tagging system  Create your own tags to organize podcasts, meditations, or other spoken audio files.  • Dynamic playlists Create playlists that are automatically updated based on selected tags. • iCloud synchronization Your audio files, tags, and playlists stay synchronized across all your devices. • Privacy first Your audio files remain private in iCloud—no accounts, no streaming, no tracking. The app is ideal for organizing meditations and guided sessions, but also works great for audiobooks, lectures, recordings, and music files.