Local music library
Rythune scans the MP3 and FLAC files already on your device, reads their tags and embedded artwork, and builds a searchable library.
Rythune is an offline-first Android music player built around your local library — with smart discovery, fast search, rich playback controls, and no account required.
Rythune does not need an account to organise and play your music. Your library is built from the audio files already stored on your Android device — it is designed around a local-first experience.
Your library, playback, search and history all work without a connection.
Built from the MP3 and FLAC files already stored on your Android device.
No sign-up, no profile, no subscription to start listening.
An on-device full-text index returns songs, albums and artists as you type.
Audio keeps running with the screen off, controlled from the lock screen.
Home sections are generated from your own play counts — no recommendation service involved.
One player for browsing, searching, queueing and keeping track of what you actually listen to.
Rythune scans the MP3 and FLAC files already on your device, reads their tags and embedded artwork, and builds a searchable library.
Quick Picks, Continue Listening, Recently Played, Most Played, Recently Added and more — every rail built from your own listening.
Offline full-text search with prefix matching across songs, albums and artists, plus a fallback pass so nothing gets missed.
Queue management, shuffle, repeat, playback speed from 0.5× to 2×, a sleep timer, and playback that keeps going in the background.
A media notification and lock-screen controls let you skip, pause and resume without reopening the app.
Create, reorder and manage playlists from your local library — including saving the current queue as a new playlist.
Like a song from anywhere in the app and reach everything you have liked from one place.
Play counts and completions are recorded on-device, and they are what makes the personalized Home sections work.
Two full themes that follow your Android setting and switch live when the system theme changes.
Indexed queries, fixed-height rows and cached artwork keep scrolling smooth on libraries of roughly 10,000 tracks.
Rythune scans your local audio files and builds a searchable library without requiring a cloud music account. Nothing has to be uploaded for the app to work.
The Home dashboard is generated from listening data recorded on your device — play counts, completions and when you last heard something. No recommendation service, no profile, no AI.
A fresh mix pulled from what you actually play
Pick up the track you left unfinished
The last things you listened to
Your all-time top tracks
New files found on your device
What you have looped over the last 14 days
Loved once, not played in a while
Tracks still waiting for a first listen
Ranked by your own play counts
Everything you have hearted
Your own collections, one tap away
Songs, albums, artists, folders, playlists and favorites live behind a single row of chips — switch category without leaving the screen.
Every sort runs in either direction, and your choice is remembered per category. Switch between a roomy list view and a compact view, or long-press to multi-select and act on many tracks at once.
The queue is yours to rearrange, the controls stay reachable with the screen off, and a file that has gone missing gets skipped instead of stopping the music.
See what is coming and reorder it by dragging
Slot a track in without losing your place
Reshuffle the queue at any point
Off, one track, or the whole queue
0.5× to 2×, useful well beyond music
Presets, a custom duration, or end of track
Steps aside for navigation and calls, then returns
A broken or moved file is skipped instead of stalling
A foreground service keeps audio running
Transport controls from the notification shade
Search runs against the database on your device, so results appear whether or not you have a connection.
Offline results
Recent searches
Rythune is designed primarily around music stored on your Android device. Your local library, playlists, favorites and listening history are managed locally within the app.
Your library, playlists, favorites and listening history are kept in a database inside the app's own storage.
There is no sign-up, no profile and no login. Nothing needs to be created before you can play a file.
Scanning, browsing, searching and playback all work with no network connection at all.
What the app accesses and why is set out in the privacy policy rather than summarised in a slogan.
A music player earns its keep in the first 200 milliseconds. These are the choices that keep a large library feeling immediate.
Together they are what makes an architecture ready for libraries of roughly 10,000 tracks — long lists that scroll cleanly, and Home sections that appear rather than load.
Built as an Android app, using Android's own media, notification and theming systems rather than working around them.
Rythune asks for audio-media access so it can read the music files stored on your device. Nothing is uploaded as part of scanning.
Playback runs in an Android foreground service, so audio continues when you leave the app or lock the screen.
A media notification exposes play, pause and skip, and responds to headset and Bluetooth media buttons.
The app follows your Android theme setting and reacts when the system switches.
Controls carry accessibility labels and are exercised with TalkBack. Accessibility work is ongoing — tell us what is not working.
Some Android manufacturers stop background services aggressively. If playback stops after you swipe the app away, allow Rythune to run in the background in your system settings.
Bring your local music library into one fast, focused player.
Not yet published to Google Play. Requires Android 7.0 or later.