MiniMoon: Offline Music Player

Name: MiniMoon: Offline Music Player
Rating: 4.6 (39 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

(39) 1 new ratings

Version:

3.17 Last updated: 2026-05-24

Version code:

886041718

Creation date:

2024-03-07

Compatible devices:

Size:

20.84MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-05

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 214,853 ▲ 1,949

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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

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

by ro*****, 2026-04-12

This is legitimately the best music app I have ever used. It is fast, responsive, and uses wonderful gestures like being able to swipe right from pretty much anywhere to go back, instead of having to go all the way to the left edge. Also, the Mac app and the syncing between the two is so easy and reliable. It is also clearly designed by someone who loves music. The support of the opus codec, the last.fm integration, the focus on albums, being able to favorite and rate songs/albums, and the statistics are wonderful. Being able to edit the metadata in the app is great. If there was one nitpick, it would be that I wish the search functioned slightly different. How it works is I have to type out “poison the well” to find the band, but I would LOVE it if I could just type “poison well” and it return what I am looking for. I don’t know why, but I do not like typing articles into searches, so maybe it’s a me problem.