Stream content from cloud storage directly on mobile devices. Access audiobooks, podcasts, and other files stored in Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, and other supported services. Sync and manage files without needing to keep large files locally.
A music player that supports WiFi file transfer, web disk mounting, and local music scanning. Plays lossless and common audio formats with embedded lyrics. Offers customizable themes, icons, and lock screen controls.
The app displays audio frequencies up to 20 kHz on an iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch. Users can adjust frequency span, FFT size, and apply filtering for smoothing.
Play audiobooks in MP3, MP4, OPUS, OGG, FLAC, M4B, and M4A formats. Supports file browsing, playback control, and volume adjustment. Allows users to queue files and manage playback speed.
The app allows editing of metadata for FLAC, Ogg Vorbis, DSF, MP3, and WAV files. It offers an interface for common and more involved editing tasks, including multiple album artwork.
Access files from LAN or public networks. Play video files in formats like MP4, AVI, RM, RMVB. Share SMB files from TrueNAS, Synology, DS, QNAP. Stream local files without collecting user data.
Record in WAV or M4A formats with mono or stereo settings. Choose microphone input for monoral or stereo recording. Adjust playback effects and save recordings for business or entertainment use.
Lets users generate unique via AI neural networks. Search by tags and color to find desired designs. Download high-resolution images to customize device backgrounds.
Edit files by importing from Music or Files . Cut, trim, insert silence or files. Separate vocal and accompaniment. Add effects. Export in supported formats. Supports Mono/Stereo . Converts files to PCM/44.1kHz/32bit float.
Store and play with no internet or data required. Add songs to a library and access them anytime, anywhere. Manage playlists and control playback with simple navigation.
Adjust audio with four parametric stereo equalizer bands. Set gain, frequency, and Q for peak filters. Use low-shelf and high-shelf filters with adjustable gain and frequency. Enable or disable each band individually.