Real offline downloads
Keep tracks, albums and whole playlists on the device. No connection, no degradation, no silent expiry.
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Your music.
Beautifully offline.
A glassmorphic Android player built around the way you actually listen — downloads that work on a plane, lyrics that keep time, and a home feed that learns from your history instead of guessing.
On Windows? Install from the Microsoft Store with one command
winget install --id XPFFD9P6NJSHH5 --source msstore
Paste it into PowerShell or Terminal and accept the Store terms when asked. Updates come through the Store. View in the Store
On a Mac? Install with one command, no security prompt
curl -fsSL https://music-sm.vercel.app/install.sh | bash
Paste it into Terminal. It puts MusicSM Desktop in Applications and opens it. See what it does
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What's inside
Built for people who listen properly
Every one of these ships in the current build — no waitlists, no paid tier, no account.
A feed that learns
Home is ranked from what you actually played — recent plays, likes and followed artists — not a shuffled list of whatever is trending.
Share playlists by QR
A playlist becomes a code another phone can scan from across the table. The whole thing travels in the code — no server, no account, no link rot.
Ambient mode
Dock it and the screen becomes an aurora lit by the album art, with a big clock and slow drift that protects OLED panels overnight.
Lyrics that keep time
Synced, line-by-line lyrics that scroll with the track, and a plain view for everything else.
Sleep timer and EQ
Fade out at the end of the track rather than mid-chorus, and shape the sound with a built-in equaliser and crossfade.
Wear OS companion
Skip, pause and browse from the watch, with its own screens rather than a stretched phone layout.
Make it yours
Light, dark and a true-black AMOLED theme, Material You colour from your wallpaper, or pick an accent yourself.
Getting it on your phone
Three steps, about a minute
MusicSM isn't on the Play Store, so Android will ask permission before installing it. That prompt is normal for any app installed outside the store.
Download the APK
Tap the download button above. Your browser may warn that this file type can harm your device — that warning appears for every APK.
Allow your browser to install
Open the downloaded file. Android will offer to take you to Install unknown apps; enable it for the browser you used, then come back.
Install and open
Tap Install, then Open. Nothing to sign up for — the app works the moment it starts.
Requires Android 7.0 or newer. Downloads are served straight from the project's GitHub releases, so you can always verify the file at source.
Have a Wear OS watch? The watch app needs MusicSM on your phone and
only talks to the phone build from the same release, so update both together. Watches
have no browser to install from: install it from a computer with
adb install over Wi‑Fi debugging (Settings → Developer options on the
watch), or with an app like Bugjaeger or Wear Installer on your phone.
On a computer? On Windows, the easiest way is the
Microsoft Store
(or the winget command above): it's signed and updates itself. The direct
Windows and Mac installers aren't code-signed yet.
On Windows, if SmartScreen steps in, choose More info → Run anyway. On a Mac,
the one-line Terminal command above installs it with no prompt; if you downloaded the
DMG instead, open the app once, then allow it under
System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway.