A Spotify-grade player for the music you already own — full local library, playlists, and smart recommendations, with nothing sent to the cloud.
Built with Flutter for Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS — from one codebase.
TuneZinc looks and feels like a modern streaming app — because it should. It just happens to run entirely on hardware you own.
No subscription, no account, no streaming lock-in. Point TuneZinc at your music folder and it's yours, forever.
Under the hood: recursive library scanning + live filesystem watching keep your library in sync with your files automatically.
Personalized "song radio," auto-mixes, and playlist suggestions — all computed on your device from a local recommendation model, never sent anywhere.
Under the hood: on-device embedding index with selectable match-quality passes (Fast / Medium / Full).
Pair your phone and desktop over your home network and keep libraries in sync, or pull tracks between them — no third-party server involved.
Under the hood: mDNS discovery + password-based pairing, resumable checksum-verified transfer.
Remote-control one device from another, script your own add-ons, write metadata back to your files. It's your library to shape.
Under the hood: consent-gated add-on scripts hook into context menus across tracks, albums, playlists, and artists.
Automatic scanning, live updates when files change, and an "Inbox" that auto-organizes new tracks into a clean folder structure. Messy tags get cleaned up automatically via MusicBrainz lookups, and duplicate or broken tracks can be merged with a simple drag-and-drop — no lost play history, no lost playlists.
Full queue control — reorder, shuffle, undo/redo — plus lock-screen and notification controls that just work. TuneZinc remembers where you left off, and tracks what you actually listen to vs. skip so its recommendations keep getting sharper. Synced, karaoke-style lyrics included.
Drag-and-drop reordering, pinning, bulk import from M3U/CSV (including Spotify-exported CSVs), and export back out any time. When you want inspiration, TuneZinc can suggest tracks to add or auto-reorder a playlist by musical similarity.
A home dashboard surfaces what you're missing: tracks you haven't played in a while, hidden gems with low play counts, recently added music, and algorithmically generated "radio" stations — all pulled from your own collection, not an algorithm optimizing for someone else's engagement.
Pair your phone and laptop on the same network and keep them in sync, pull specific albums or playlists from one device to another, or take full remote control of playback on a paired device from your phone. All peer-to-peer, all on your terms.
Power users can drop in scriptable add-ons that hook into right-click menus across the app — for tracks, albums, playlists, or artists — with explicit consent required before anything runs, and full visibility into what a script is doing while it runs.
TuneZinc's device sync is designed for trusted home networks — sync and remote-control traffic between your own devices is unencrypted by design, since it never leaves your LAN. No cloud means no cloud risk, but it does mean sync only works when your devices can see each other.
TuneZinc is free, cross-platform, and runs entirely on your own devices.