Trove-Local Music Player

Trove plays the music you already own. No account, no subscription, no ads, and nothing to sign up for — just your files, on your device.

WIDE FORMAT SUPPORT FLAC, ALAC, MP3, AAC, M4A, WAV, AIFF, plus APE, OGG, OPUS, WMA, DSD, WavPack and more via a bundled decoder. Hi-Res output plays at the file's own sample rate instead of resampling it.

YOUR LIBRARY, ORGANISED Browse by song, album, artist, genre or folder. Search everything. Mark favourites, rate tracks, and let smart playlists collect songs by rule — they update themselves as your library grows.

REAL PLAYBACK CONTROL Gapless playback for albums, crossfade for shuffles, a 10-band equalizer with presets, playback speed, volume gain and stereo balance, and a sleep timer.

LYRICS Reads LRC files, word-by-word lyrics, and lyrics embedded in your audio files. No timings? Paste the words, play the song, and tap along — Trove writes the timestamps for you. macOS gets a floating desktop lyrics window.

BRING MUSIC IN, ANY WAY YOU LIKE Add local folders, open files from the Files app, connect to WebDAV (including cloud drives that speak it) or an SMB / NAS share, or upload from your computer's browser over Wi-Fi — no cable, no iTunes.

EDIT TAGS PROPERLY Fix titles, artists, albums, genres, comments, track numbers and artwork. Changes can be written back into the file itself, not just the app's database — and your embedded lyrics survive the edit.

ON EVERY SCREEN YOU OWN Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets for Now Playing and lyrics. Standalone Apple Watch playback — transfer songs to your watch and leave your phone at home. Siri shortcuts. On Mac, a menu bar mini player and media key support.

OPTIONAL AI, ON YOUR TERMS Build a playlist from a description, or tidy up messy tags. Uses the on-device model where available, so it runs offline. A third-party endpoint can be used instead — but only if you turn it on and supply your own API key.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN Trove has no servers of its own and collects nothing about you or your music. Lookups for lyrics, artwork and song details go straight to public music databases, and only when you ask — or when you turn automatic lookup on.

Requires iOS 17 or macOS 14.