Local-first music player

Your music,
on tape.

Audionix turns the folder of MP3s and FLACs you already have into a real cassette deck — insert, eject, and flick through your library like it's a shelf of tapes. No cloud, no account, no subscription.

0Accounts Required
5-BandStudio EQ
Internet Radio Stations
Library — Drag To Browse
← Try dragging the cassettes →
What it does

Everything a deck should do. Nothing it shouldn't.

Audionix is built around one idea: the music you already own deserves an interface as tactile as the format it grew up on.

Local Library

Point Audionix at a folder on your device and it becomes your cassette collection. Everything lives on your phone — nothing is uploaded anywhere.

Cassette-Deck UI

Insert a tape, watch the reels turn, eject when you're done. Every control is modeled on a real deck — down to the DIP switches on the back panel.

Internet Radio

Browse thousands of live stations by country and save any of them straight into your library, right alongside your own tapes.

Mixtapes

Hand-build a tape from any tracks in your library, the way it was meant to be done — one song at a time, labeled the way you want it.

Auto Cover Art & Tags

Messy filenames or missing artwork? A single "Fetch Metadata" pass looks up real artist, album and cover art for your whole library at once.

Studio EQ & Effects

A real 5-band EQ, Dolby-style noise reduction, and tape hiss you can dial in per cassette — the character is optional, but it's there.

See it running

Real screenshots. Real deck.

No mockups — this is Audionix running on-device, library populated with a small international mixtape stack for the tour.

Audionix main deck, playing a cassette
The Deck
Audionix library coverflow
Library Coverflow
Audionix file inspector with waveform
File Inspector
Coming soon

Audionix is finishing up its tape.

Store listings go live shortly. Check back here, or reach out if you want early access.

App StoreiOS — Coming Soon
Google PlayAndroid — Coming Soon