EyePlayer
More feel — the wheel
Spin to scroll, click to choose. Haptic detents and an audible tick, just like you remember — and it winks back while a song plays.
Coming soon to Google Play
Your music, the way it used to feel.
A faithful click wheel, menus instead of feeds, and your library — synced to the phone iPod-style or streamed straight off your own NAS. Gapless, ReplayGain, a real EQ, and a bit-perfect output path.
More than a retro shell
More yours — the library
SMB shares, HTTP servers or local folders. Stream with a smart offline cache, or sync albums over USB from the PC app.
More honest — the sound
Source-rate following, sample-domain ReplayGain, and a bit-perfect mode that reports the actual format your device is producing.
Two apps, one library
The PC app
The Android app is the player. The PC app manages the same library on your desktop — browse, tag, build playlists — and syncs music to the phone over USB. One account covers one phone and one PC.
Windows and Linux. No cloud in the middle: the sync cable is the sync cable.
Get notifiedFREE
during beta
during beta
A quick tour
Be first to know
EyePlayer is heading into closed testing.
Leave your email and you'll hear when it opens up — that's the only thing the address is used for. No newsletters, no sharing, and the privacy policy is short because there is little to tell.
The fine print, minus the fine print
Private by architecture
Play counts, ratings and history stay on your device — never sent anywhere.
Your files, your servers
No uploads, no lock-in. If you can point a file manager at it, you can play it.
Gapless & ReplayGain
Albums flow the way they were mastered, at the loudness you chose.
Free tier that works
The player is free. Premium adds USB sync, the EQ, and removes the ads.