MiniMoon: Offline Music Player

Name: MiniMoon: Offline Music Player
Rating: 4.6 (40 reviews)
Author: Miles Egan

By: Miles Egan

FLAC, MP3 & Local Music Player

Features & Capabilities

MiniMoon is a local-first music player for people who own their music.

Play your personal music library with beautiful album browsing, powerful metadata tools, and support for high-quality formats like FLAC — all without subscriptions, streaming services, or ads.

MiniMoon is built for collectors and listeners who prefer managing their own music library.

FEATURES

• Play FLAC, ALAC, MP3, AAC, and OPUS • Browse your music by album, artist, or genre • Fast search and smooth playback • Edit metadata and update album artwork • Graphic equalizer • Last.fm scrobbling support • Works completely offline

No streaming. No subscriptions. Just your music.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Miles Egan

Rating:

4.60

(40) 1 new ratings

Version:

3.18 Last updated: 2026-06-05

Version code:

886551010

Creation date:

2024-03-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

20.86MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-28

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 215,646 ▲ 1,596

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Developed by:

Miles Egan

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/minimoon-offline-music-player/id6478451132

Website:

https://plastaq.com/minimoon

User Reviews

MiniMoon is a fast, feature-rich offline player with strong cross‑platform syncing, an album-centric design, robust metadata editing, and solid local-library support. Its strengths are speed, UI polish, and a one‑time purchase model. Common concerns center on artwork handling, inconsistent lyrics support, and various UX quirks/navigation gaps. Overall, it’s highly regarded for offline reliability and a refined music‑management experience, with room for improvement in artwork, lyrics consistency, and UI polish.

Pros

Cross-platform syncing between Mac and iOS (and Windows) is easy and reliable.
Fast, responsive playback with smooth gestures and a polished, intuitive UI.
Album-centric design with in-app metadata editing for organizing and managing music.
Excellent support for local libraries and offline playback, including formats like FLAC and opus, scalable for large collections.
One-time purchase unlocking the full version provides good value.

Cons

Artwork/cover art handling is inconsistent: imported tracks can show very low-quality artwork or lack embedded art, and editing artwork/metadata is sometimes gated behind a paywall.
Lyrics support is inconsistent: embedded lyrics or syncing across formats is not reliably available, with some reports of no embedded lyrics.
Multiple UX/feature gaps and quirks: examples include a Most Played item bug, unclear album tab sorting, inability to reorder top tabs, and several navigation-related annoyances that users want addressed.

Recent reviews

The app feels quite nice, it would be nice to be able it to pull from a local dnla server to bypass the stupid apple devices path altogether. One thing that is missing is a CarPlay 👍 I found a few bugs that are quite critical to having a great experience. The random button does not work. It will play the original track that you selected many times. If you click on a track within an album and hit random to play the album in a different order the tracks will play like 5>9>5>7>7>5>5>5>2. Secondly the queue next button doesn’t work as it will insert the track in a random place in the queue. I really like this app but these features are quite essential for me so it’s important that they function.

by Me*****, 2026-06-11

Really good player but not having the ability to make playlists is a huge dealbreaker

by Da*****, 2026-05-13

seems like a good player, it’s just that whenever i import any music, the player makes the artwork of all of them VERY low quality, and that’s just a big gripe for me. otherwise id be using this all the time