MP3Native vs Armpit

MyTunes is a privacy-focused offline audio player designed exclusively for playing user-owned music files stored locally on your device. Take full control of your personal library. MyTunes is built to organize and play the audio files you already own, providing a seamless, high-performance offline experience without distractions. Core Features: Local Library Management: Play audio files transferred to your device or stored within the system’s Files app. Background Audio Support: Continue listening to your personal library while multitasking or when the screen is locked. Custom Organization: Create and manage playlists to organize your local tracks exactly how you want. Clean & Intuitive UI: A lightweight interface designed for speed and ease of use. 100% Offline Experience: No internet connection, account creation, or data usage required. Important Compliance Note: MyTunes is strictly a playback utility for local files. The app does not provide streaming services, does not facilitate searching or downloading music from external sources, and does not provide access to third-party protected content. Users are solely responsible for the audio files they import into the app via manual synchronization or file sharing.

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.