Lyrics that follow the song
Synced lyrics from your server scroll with the music. The line being sung stands out, the ones behind it fade.
Your player
for your music
A music player for the Jellyfin or Navidrome server you run yourself.
Free beta on TestFlight. No account, no ads.
Made for music
The look and the buttons of Swiftly Player, arranged around albums, playlists and the song that is playing.
Sonos and AirPlay
Send the queue to a Sonos speaker. It keeps playing when your phone leaves the room.
Original quality
FLAC and everything else stream as stored. On mobile data you choose how much.
Downloads
Keep albums and playlists on the phone, over Wi-Fi only if you like.
Even volume
Loud and quiet albums play at the same level, one after the other.
It keeps going
When the album ends, similar songs follow. Switch it off if you want silence.
Every bit of the song
Pick a quality and see what stays. A lossy copy cuts off the top of the sound; FLAC keeps all of it, and Swiftly Music plays it as stored.
Nothing above 16 kHz
Common questions
No. It is its own app, built only for music, with the same look and the same buttons as Swiftly Player.
Jellyfin and Navidrome, and other servers that speak OpenSubsonic. You sign in with the account you already have on your server.
No. Each app works on its own. If you use both, they share nothing but the look.
iPhone. It is in beta on TestFlight.
Only what your own server needs: what you played. There is no account with me and no analytics.
Get Swiftly Music
For iPhone, in beta on TestFlight. Your films and shows live in Swiftly Player.
