Clickwheel - Classic Player
23 Sept 2026launched 11 days ago
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WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
1.1.4latest version · yesterday
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A music player that only plays music. No account. No streaming. No recommendations, no ads, no notifications from the app. Just your own music and a wheel that clicks. THE WHEEL No slider, no buttons: your finger circles the surface, and every few degrees it notches – audibly and, if you like, physically. It reads the angle to the centre rather than the distance travelled, so a tight circle near the middle feels exactly like a wide one at the edge. Click sound and vibration can each be switched off. YOUR MUSIC Add tracks with "Add files" or "Add folder". Whole collections are quicker through the Files app: open the app's folder, drop your music into "media", then tap "Check library" in the app. Title, artist, album, genre and artwork are read from the files' own tags; without them the filename becomes the title. QUIET LISTENING Focus mode hides the status bar so nothing on screen competes with the music, and it can keep the display awake. For real quiet, add a Shortcuts automation: "When app is opened" – turn on a Focus. ENTIRELY OFFLINE The app never asks for a network. It collects nothing, measures nothing, sends nothing. There are no accounts and no servers. ALSO • Artists, albums, songs, genres • Background playback • Sleep timer, clock, stopwatch • MP3, M4A, AAC, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, OGG, Opus FULL VERSION The app is free to use and free of ads; two case colours are included. A one-time purchase unlocks playlists and the five remaining case colours. No subscription, no running costs. For everyone who owns their music instead of renting it – and wants to be left alone while listening.Read more
A music player that only plays music.
No account. No streaming. No recommendations, no ads, no notifications from
the app. Just your own music and a wheel that clicks.
THE WHEEL
No slider, no buttons: your finger circles the surface, and every few
degrees it notches – audibly and, if you like, physically. It reads the
angle to the centre rather than the distance travelled, so a tight circle
near the middle feels exactly like a wide one at the edge. Click sound and
vibration can each be switched off.
YOUR MUSIC
Add tracks with "Add files" or "Add folder". Whole collections are quicker
through the Files app: open the app's folder, drop your music into "media",
then tap "Check library" in the app. Title, artist, album, genre and artwork
are read from the files' own tags; without them the filename becomes the
title.
QUIET LISTENING
Focus mode hides the status bar so nothing on screen competes with the
music, and it can keep the display awake. For real quiet, add a Shortcuts
automation: "When app is opened" – turn on a Focus.
ENTIRELY OFFLINE
The app never asks for a network. It collects nothing, measures nothing,
sends nothing. There are no accounts and no servers.
ALSO
• Artists, albums, songs, genres
• Background playback
• Sleep timer, clock, stopwatch
• MP3, M4A, AAC, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, OGG, Opus
FULL VERSION
The app is free to use and free of ads; two case colours are included. A
one-time purchase unlocks playlists and the five remaining case colours. No
subscription, no running costs.
For everyone who owns their music instead of renting it – and wants to be
left alone while listening.
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Versions
- Version 1.1.4First seen · 4 Oct 2026
The wheel sits straight The two arrows sat a little below the centre line — a leftover from an earlier version of the wheel. All four symbols now sit where the buttons are: top, bottom, left, right.
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Apple lists this app in 50 or more storefronts, so it is available almost everywhere.
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