Picky Music Player is a music app developed by Charles Joseph. Available as a free download, it was updated to v4.50 on January 21, 2022, and currently holds a 4.48 out of 5 rating based on 224 reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 8 MB of free space and runs Android 14+ or iOS 15.0+.
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Description
“…a powerful music utility that is perfect for getting reacquainted with your favorite tunes.” — John Voorhees, MacStories.net
”…undeniably one of the most powerful and accessible general-purpose players available today.” — Marc Barrowclift, barrowclift.me
Featured in Macworld, MacStories, and Mac & i magazine, Picky is for people particular about their music, giving you full control over how you browse and listen to your albums and songs.
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User Reviews and Ratings
★★★★★ My music app of choiceAmended: After a very long time using Picky daily, I suddenly was unable to get it to boot and couldn’t find a way to reach the developer. I left a review and the developer contacted me right away directly and offered to help me solve the problem.
He also realized that when the app doesn’t boot, there’s no way to contact him about it and made a plan to fix that. I’m impressed with his responsiveness and gave no doubt we’ll get it sorted.
Because I’ve been such a fan of this app, suddenly no
★★★★☆ Playlists index missingNice app that performs as advertised. One glaring omission is the alphabetical index that shows in the artists, albums and songs screens. For some reason, it is not displayed in the playlists screen. Please add this important feature!! It would also be very helpful when browsing/selecting songs to be able to know which playlists they belong to.
★★★★★ The best!Gives me control over my music. Simple to use. Great to navigate. Flexible
★★★★★ The best music appStraightforward, intuitive, well laid out, clean and extremely legible UI. Very reliable, and has been getting regular updates for years and years. This is the app you’re looking for.
★★★★★ Get itAfter all these years, still the best app for playing music in your library. Amazing how it can be so hard to create something so simple and straightforward, but this app has the right stuff.
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