A semi-active fork of kabouzeid/Phonograph -- a revived classic material designed music player for Android.




Hivefy is described as 'Ad-free, open-source music app with offline playback, local downloads, Spotify-inspired interface, JioSaavn API, trending charts, and background playback' and is a Audio Player in the audio & music category. There are more than 50 alternatives to Hivefy for a variety of platforms, including Android, F-Droid, Windows, Linux and Mac apps. The best Hivefy alternative is AIMP, which is free. Other great apps like Hivefy are MusicBee, Winamp, Fossify Music Player and Wora.
A semi-active fork of kabouzeid/Phonograph -- a revived classic material designed music player for Android.




Gramophone is a sane music player built with media3 and material design library that is following android's standard strictly.





Vibe You (formerly MellowMusic) is a music app that lets you play music from your device storage and Piped Music.




Android music player app with support for waveforms, audio tagging via Shazam, and streaming from SoundCloud, YouTube, Spotify, Beatport, and Tidal.


Winyl is a free digital audio player and music library application for organizing and playing audio on Windows.

monoPlayer is the first software release from monohex software: a new, more powerful music player for macOS. monoPlayer is designed for music enthusiasts who own their music, and it supports a wide range of formats — including lossless formats such as FLAC and APE.

Experience music that motivates movement, playing only when walking or jogging with live step count and distance tracking via widget, Game Center achievements, and shortcuts integration. Customize with premium features like alternate icons, compatible with Apple Music, Podcasts, and Audiobooks.








Decibels is a simple app for playing audio files, without any unnecessary bells and whistles.






Switch allows you to play a variety of web and professional media formats, inspect and adjust the properties of the file and export a new file.



