What's new in Audify
Recently added to the app
A dedicated Calm tab with ambient sounds in three collections — relaxing (sea, forest stream, rain, piano), sleep, and meditation — with its own player and sleep timer.
Back up your playlists, equalizer settings, lyrics, themes and custom album art to your own Google Drive, and restore them on the same or a new phone (More → Backup and Restore).
Free radio built into the player: search by country, language and genre, keep favorites, and get personalized picks. More on the Radio page.
Fixes messy libraries: suggests titles, tags and album art for badly named files.
The playback engine plays albums without gaps between tracks, can crossfade between songs, and evens out volume across your library.
Build playlists together with friends.
Control your music in the car and by voice; CarPlay is supported on iPhone.
New on audifyplayer.com
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The Windows app is live: install it from the Microsoft Store. Free, like the Mac app, and it plays the music already on your PC.
The site is available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, Indonesian, French, German and Italian — use the language menu in the header.
New step-by-step guides: set a song as your ringtone, use the equalizer, and play music offline.
For version-by-version release notes, see the Google Play listing. This page is updated by the Audify team as features ship.