Cider: An open-source Apple Music client adds native Windows on ARM64 support

The open-source, cross-platform Apple Music client, Cider, has introduced native Windows on ARM64 support in its latest update. The client, developed on Vue.js, offers a performance-oriented and flexible option to Apple's restricted ecosystem.

Currently in early access, Cider is enhancing its functionality beyond just being an Apple Music client. It has shifted from Electron to a custom backend solution for improved optimization. The client comes with several features, including Apple Music Sing support and integrations with Discord, Last.fm, and Spotify.

Cider is also persistently focusing on audio improvements such as audio spatialization, an Adrenaline Processor, and equalizers. The client also includes a remote app for user convenience. With native backends for each operating system, Cider guarantees optimized performance and offers extensive customization and plugin support. If you want to give it shot, is available on multiple platforms such as the Windows Store or ichio.io, serving as a versatile, performance-centric alternative for Apple Music users.