Play Your Music: Local player

A player that lists the music files already on your device and plays them. Build playlists and enjoy your favourite tracks locally. It includes a range loop that repeats only the part you want to hear. Beyond just listening to your own music, it works for practising an instrument or a dance routine, transcribing by ear, and shadowing a language.

■ Your files are never copied

• Plays the audio on your device or in the Files app by linking to it.
• Nothing is duplicated inside the app, so it uses almost no storage.
• Files stored in iCloud Drive and other cloud services work too.

■ Playlists

• Group your songs and drag them into any order you like.
• The same song can sit in several playlists.
• Deleting a playlist never deletes the songs themselves.

■ Background playback

• Playback continues when you close the app or turn off the screen.
• Play, pause, skip, and seek from the lock screen.

■ Range loop

• Press "A" and "B" while playing to mark the section.
• Fine-tune each end down to the second with the slider.
• The range is saved per song, so it is still there next time you open it.
• When no range is set, you can repeat one song or all songs instead.

■ Song details, read automatically

• The title, artist, album, and artwork embedded in the file are read and shown for you.
• You can also rename any song yourself.

■ Pricing

• The core features are free. The free version lists up to 3 songs.
• A single one-time purchase makes the number of songs unlimited.
• No subscription. Buy once, keep it.
• Use "Restore purchase" when you move to a new device.

■ Privacy

• No account required.
• No ads, no usage tracking.
• Your audio is never sent anywhere. Playback happens entirely on your device.

■ Before you start

• This app does not include any audio. Please have your own files ready.
• Moving, deleting, or renaming an original file breaks the link. Just register it again if that happens.
• Playable formats follow what your device supports.
• Files without tags (such as WAV) are shown by file name.