TapPlayer vs VERENOR

TapPlayer is the ultimate app for pure music listening. Scan NFC cards to access your favorite tracks instantly, without sign-ups or distractions. Whether at home, in your car, or on the go, TapPlayer ensures your music is always within reach. Sleek, simple, and effortless – it’s music, reimagined

Your files. Your phone. Nothing else. VERENOR is a media player for the audio and video you already own. No account, no subscription, no library to sign into. YOUR FILES, WHERE THEY ARE - MP3, M4A, AAC, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, CAF — and the audio from video files - Link a folder and your files stay where they are. Nothing is copied, nothing is moved. Delete the app and your files are untouched - Get tracks from your computer over Wi-Fi: open a page in any browser, drag files in. No cable, no app on the other end - Connect your own WebDAV or HTTP server - Hand a file to the phone next to you, directly, with no server between - Hum an idea and it’s saved straight to your library PLAYS THE WAY YOU EXPECT - Background playback and lock screen controls - Picture in Picture and subtitles for video - Resume where you left off - 10-band equalizer with presets - Clip any section — set a start and end point, save it, return to it - Cover art drawn for every track, on device PRACTICE MODE — OPTIONAL Turn it on in Settings and the player becomes a practice tool: - Loop a passage on repeat, with a counter and a timer - Drag on the waveform to move the loop points while it plays - Slow it down without changing the pitch, from 0.25x to 2x - Change the key up or down an octave without changing the tempo - Lower the track so you can hear yourself over it - The screen stays awake while you practice PRIVATE BY BUILD There is no server on our side. Nothing you play is reported anywhere. No account, no analytics, no tracking, no ads. 22 languages. VERENOR does not download or extract audio from streaming services. It plays the files you already have. Made by a choir singer who got tired of dragging the progress bar back to the same eight bars.