Your library
Add songs or folders and drag and drop them in.
The same Fox Music desktop app, built for macOS: your library plus YouTube, big synced lyrics, a mini player and an equalizer. The ready-made download is coming soon.
Coming soon. The Mac app is built and tested on a Mac, and the two download buttons on the home page turn on by themselves as soon as the .dmg files are uploaded. Until then you can build it yourself.
bash tools/build-mac.sh in the project folder. It builds the app for your Mac.Add songs or folders and drag and drop them in.
Search any song and play it at once.
Large synced lyrics from several sources.
A tiny always-on-top player.
10 bands, presets and a volume normalizer.
Control the Mac from your phone on the same Wi-Fi.
Fox Music supports macOS on Apple Silicon and Intel, but the ready-made .dmg is not on the website yet. The Mac download is marked Coming soon and turns on by itself once the files are uploaded.
Yes, if you are comfortable with a terminal. The source code is on GitHub and a Mac can build the app with one command, bash tools/build-mac.sh. The result is not signed by Apple.
Because the app is not signed by Apple, right-click it in Applications, choose Open, then Open again. If macOS says it is damaged, run xattr -cr "/Applications/Fox Music.app" in Terminal once.
Yes. The desktop app is the same: your library plus YouTube, synced lyrics, mini player, equalizer, sleep timer, phone remote and plugins.