Batta Player vs Armpit

Rediscover your music collection with Batta Player — the smart iOS music player that transforms your library into a personalized, dynamic experience. Import your songs from local or cloud storage, and let Batta Player automatically organize them into powerful, mood-based, customizable playlists. Take control of your music by adding custom tags, editing details, and enriching your tracks with lyrics. Once your library is set, Batta Player’s advanced filtering engine lets you shape your listening experience. Instantly create playlists based on tags, artists, albums, release year, or even song length — perfectly matching your mood every time you listen. Why you’ll love Batta Player: • Background playback with adjustable speed for seamless listening • Create dynamic playlists using tags, artist, album, year, or duration • Smart, mood-driven filters that build new playlists on the fly • Import MP3, MP4, and WAV files from your device or cloud storage • Auto-detect song metadata or add your own custom tags and lyrics With Batta Player, your music library becomes more than a collection of songs — it becomes a living, customizable experience built around the way you listen. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

A regular music player, i'm telling-you. Your music, your rules. Armpit is a fast, native music player for your own server. Connect to Navidrome server and take your entire library everywhere. PLAYBACK THAT RESPECTS YOUR FILES • Original-quality streaming — FLAC and other lossless formats decode natively, no forced transcoding • True gapless playback • 10-band equalizer with presets • ReplayGain volume normalization • Signal path view — see exactly what happens to your audio from source to output • Synced and static lyrics • Per-network streaming quality (Wi-Fi / cellular), from original quality down to 128k YOUR WHOLE LIBRARY • Albums, artists, songs, genres, favorites, playlists • Real smart playlists on Navidrome — rules are evaluated live on your server • Podcasts with cross-device resume — pause on the TV, continue on your phone • Internet radio stations - if enabled in navidrome • Downloads for offline listening • Discover screen with fresh releases, most played, and personal mixes • Listening stats EVERYWHERE YOU LISTEN • iPhone and iPad, with a full desktop app for Mac • Apple TV — full browsing, playback, and a Top Shelf preview of your library right on the home screen • Apple Watch — standalone streaming and downloads • CarPlay • Siri and Shortcuts support SEAMLESS ACROSS DEVICES • Sign in once — iCloud securely syncs your server connection to every device, including Apple TV • Settings, theme, accent color, and search history follow you everywhere • Scrobbling to your server (and Last.fm through it) MADE TO BE LOOKED AT • A flat, instrument-inspired design: hairlines, mono type, one accent color • Light and dark themes, eight accent colors, matching app icons • Available in English, Spanish, German, and French Armpit requires your own Navidrome music server. It streams your personal library — no music is included, and no account with us is needed. Armpit is an independent project by Pierre Ugaz, not affiliated with Navidrome.