Musicium: an offline player for the music already on your phone

No catalogue.
Just your files.

Sorted into three lists

Name a file “Voice 004” and it lands in Recordings. Drop a thirty-second track into Music and it stays a song. The rules run on the file itself, so nothing has to be tagged by hand. Anything the app gets wrong can be moved in one tap.
Songs Recordings Playlists

A–Z New · 4 Favourites
- MMunbe VaaNenjil · 5:12
- OOver the HorizonSamsung · 3:48
- KKanave KanaveDavid · 4:31
Playlists and a queue that behave

Adding a track tells you which playlists already have it, so nothing is added twice. “Add to queue” appends without interrupting what is playing; tapping a row replaces the queue, the way a tap should.
Every control inside your thumb

The mini-player carries previous, play and next, and a seek bar you can actually drag. Swipe it up for the full player: artwork, elapsed and remaining time, and repeat that cycles off, all, one.

M Munbe VaaNenjil
No network permission at all

The app cannot phone home, because it never asks Android for the internet. Nothing is collected, nothing is uploaded, and it plays in aeroplane mode on the first launch.
```
uses-permission:
  READ_MEDIA_AUDIO
  READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE
  FOREGROUND_SERVICE
  POST_NOTIFICATIONS

no INTERNET
```

Recording

Starts with “voice”, which the app reads as a voice note.

Your library 14 tracks

hello@readback.in
Questions, build requests and anything that is not a bug. A person reads this inbox.
support@readback.in
A file in the wrong tab, a playlist that will not open, a crash on launch. Include the phone model, the Android version and the file name. It saves a round trip.

Both addresses are plain mail. No forms, no trackers, no queue numbers.