Jamio vs NotBad Music

Jamio is a fast, swipeable feed of music that learns what you love. Each track instantly plays its best, most memorable part, so you know within seconds if it fits your music taste. Double-tap to like, and save favorites to your Apple Music library with a single tap. The more you interact, the smarter your feed gets, so you spend less time searching for songs you might like, and more time enjoying the ones you love. Why you’ll love it • Instant discovery: Vertical feed of bite-size music moments, just swipe. • Best part first: Every song starts at its catchiest, most memorable section. • Smarter over time: Likes refine your recommendations. • One-tap saving: Add any song to your Apple Music library right from the feed. • Follow your taste: See similar artists and related tracks as you explore.

Your Music. Your Folders. That Simple. NotBad Music is a music player that works the way your files do. No hidden databases. No metadata mess. Just folders and files. Drop your music into folders [Genre]/Artist/Album, and NotBad Music instantly understands it. Swipe to Rate! Love a track? Swipe right. Hate it? Swipe left. Want to tag it? Pick a color. Every rating physically moves the file into folders (_LIKE, _DISLIKE, or _COLOR). Your ratings are real folders you can see and manage yourself. Everything is visible, portable, and survives forever—no app lock-in, no lost organization. Features You'll Love: • Folder-based library—no metadata required • Swipe gestures for like/dislike • 7-color tagging system • Advanced but simple Filtering Why NotBad Music? Your music doesn't need to be trapped inside an app, keep it in your file system where it belongs. Back it up, sync it, move it between devices, all while keeping your ratings and organization. iCloud Drive Support! Just put your files inside a iCloud Drive folder and choose Keep Downloaded to use the same library across all your devices. Please make contact via Support URL with any bugs or feature requests that come to mind. I'm just one developer learning to code, but will read everything and try to address. Thank you!