Multi-source fallback
Search runs through one catalog. If a track can't be streamed from there, playback falls back across sources automatically — a dead link never stops the music.
In Private DevelopmentOne player.
Windows · Linux · macOS · Android · iOS · Selected components under GPL 3.0
One player.
Every source, kept in sync.
Find tracks across music services, play them from an available source, and keep lyrics and cloud playlists close at hand.
Private development · Selected components planned under GNU GPL 3.0
SpotifySoundCloudYouTubeYandex Music
Community & Platform Statistics
Live data synchronized across the Loonify network.
Real-time
Total registered users
4
Created playlists
3
Themes in Workshop
2
Saved playlist tracks
9
Built around one idea: playback shouldn't depend on one source.
FeaturesSynced lyrics
Word-by-word and line-by-line lyrics, queried in parallel across multiple providers and ranked by real sync accuracy, not guesses.
Native high-performance engine
Engineered with a compiled native audio pipeline and ultra-smooth interface, keeping memory consumption low and playback instant.
Local library
Reads your existing tags and artwork — ID3, Vorbis, MP4 atoms, FLAC, OPUS — with cached covers and no duplicate imports.
Cross-platform & selected GPL-3.0 components
Loonify is planned for Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS. Selected components will be published under GNU GPL 3.0; not every part of the client will be open source.
System integration
Playback controls and media keys are available through the supported operating systems.
Loonify interface
Screens from the player, library, search, and lyrics views.
Public release in preparation
Loonify is in development for Linux, Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS. Selected components are planned for publication under GNU GPL 3.0.