Your library, your way
Songs, albums, artists, folders, playlists and favourites, arranged so that opening any section feels just as quick with 4,000 tracks as with far more.
01Local music player for Android
Resone reads your library straight from the device and presents it with the calm of a well-built player: fast even with tens of thousands of tracks, customisable down to the last corner radius, and without a single connection to a content server.
Everything in one place
The clarity of a minimal player with the tools a modern local library actually needs.
Songs, albums, artists, folders, playlists and favourites, arranged so that opening any section feels just as quick with 4,000 tracks as with far more.
01The side index uses your language’s own alphabet, so reaching any letter is a single gesture.
02Queue, shuffle, repeat, swipe between covers, notification and lock-screen controls, and exact state restoration when you reopen the app.
03Resone uses the image inside each song and, when there is none, the one sitting next to your music in the folder: cover, folder, front, albumart, artwork… in PNG, JPG or WEBP. No downloads, no access to your photos.
04Resone reads the .lrc file sitting next to the song and follows the active line. No downloads, no internet lookups.
05An equaliser using your device’s real bands with a live curve. Studio EQ adds per-band faders, effects and named saved curves.
06Seven smart-queue modes — favourites, discovery, most played, forgotten, artist, genre and custom — all computed on the phone.
07Import a file, mark the exact fragment on its waveform, compare it against the original and export to MP3 or FLAC without leaving the device.
08Fix the title, artist, album or artwork of any song, and see where the cover shown elsewhere in the app comes from. If a file cannot be modified, Resone says so before you lose the work.
09How long you listened, what you keep repeating and what you have forgotten, by period and with rankings. Worked out on your phone, sent nowhere.
10Add folders Android does not index — an SD card, a hidden folder — and choose which ones you see. If one becomes unavailable, Resone keeps its songs instead of dropping them from your library.
11Three themes, seven accents, Material You, text and cover sizing, card rounding, artwork corners and high contrast.
12Minimal, elegant and interactive
A functional recreation of the real screens. Change the theme and accent, browse the library, open the equaliser, or open Audio Lab to trim a fragment on the waveform.
Resone reads your local library straight from the device.
Measured in the lab and on a real phone
Resone is measured two ways: on a real phone with an ordinary library of almost 4,000 songs, and in the lab with huge libraries built on purpose. Each figure says where it comes from. The 200,000 songs in the tests are not a ceiling: that is the size we chose to test with, and the app sets no limit of its own.
Sections are prepared in advance, so entering Albums, Artists or Folders takes the same time with a small library as with a huge one.
The side index takes you straight to the letter you touch instead of walking the whole list on the way.
Resone never loads the whole library into memory: it asks only for what you are looking at. That is why it takes up the same with a huge collection as with a small one, leaving your phone free for the rest.
Library, statistics and audio tools all run on what your phone already holds. No account, and nothing to wait for.
Privacy by design
Resone has no accounts, ads, analytics or content servers. Library, playlists, history, statistics and the audio tools all work directly on your device. The only external connection is Google Play Billing, and only when buying or restoring Premium.
Fifteen languages
The interface is 100% translated into fifteen languages, with no strings falling back to English. Follow the system language or pick another one inside the app.
Legal texts are published in Spanish and English, the two versions reviewed word by word, with a selector inside the document itself.
Coming soon
Resone is coming to Google Play for Android 9.0 or later. Free download, with an optional one-time purchase to unlock Premium.
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