A cassette player app for Android

How it works

Point Audionix at a music folder on your phone and each subfolder becomes its own cassette. Your library shows up as a coverflow of tapes: flick through them, insert one, and watch the reels turn. Eject when you're done. Your audio files never leave the device.

What's in the deck

• Local library. Plays your own files, including MP3, FLAC, AAC/M4A, WAV and OGG.
• Cassette view. Show the main screen as a full front-facing cassette with a handwritten-style label.
• Internet radio. Browse live stations by name and country, and save any of them into your library as a cassette of its own.
• Mixtapes. Hand-build a tape from any tracks in your library, one song at a time.
• Queue and search. Line up tapes back to back, reorder tracks and shuffle, and find any album or track in your library.
• Cover art and tags. Optional online lookups for artist, album and cover art. You can switch them off under REAR.
• 10-band EQ and tape effects. Built on Android's audio effects, with optional tape hiss, key clicks and a high-frequency lift.
• Blackout mode. The screen fades to black while music plays and shows only the deck or cassette.

No account, no ads, no analytics

Audionix has no sign-up, no login and no ads, and it doesn't track you. Everything lives on your device. The Privacy Policy lists the few things that use the network.

Android and iOS

Android has the full deck: local library, mixtapes, the EQ and internet radio. iOS is coming soon and launches with internet radio only. See the FAQ for more answers.