MP3 Rabbit

MP3 Rabbit

Your own music, played properly.

Become a tester Get it on Google Play

In closed testing now. Coming soon to Google Play.

An offline player, and nothing else

MP3 Rabbit plays the audio files already on your phone. It does not stream, it does not need an account, and nothing you listen to leaves your device.

Your library, organised

Songs, albums, artists, genres and playlists, read from the tags in your own files.

Your artwork

Covers come from the files themselves, so your library looks the way you made it.

Built for listening

A waveform seek bar, shuffle and repeat that stay put, and proper lock-screen controls.

Sound you can shape

Simple three-band tone, or the full graphic equaliser when you want it.

Light or dark

Follows your phone's theme, or pick the one you prefer and stay there.

No account, ever

Nothing to sign up for, nothing to sign in to, nothing uploaded.

A look at it

Screens from the app.

The albums grid The full player Browsing by artist The equaliser The app in light mode

Join the beta

MP3 Rabbit is in closed testing on Google Play. Testers get the app early and help decide what changes before launch. Android, 18 and over.

  1. Use the Google account you are signed in to on the Play Store. Testing is tied to that account, so a different one will not see the app.
  2. Join the tester group. Membership is what gives your account access: join the MP3 Rabbit tester group.
  3. Then opt in to the test. Joining the group alone does not install anything. Use "Become a tester on the web" on any device, or "Open in Google Play" on an Android phone.
  4. Keep it installed and use it for a couple of weeks. Play music, try the equaliser, and tell me anything that breaks or annoys you.
Join the tester group Become a tester on the web Open in Google Play

Feedback goes to fwocemedialtd@gmail.com, or use the private feedback option on the app's Play Store page. The test build shows ads, same as the finished app will.

Privacy

MP3 Rabbit does not collect your music, your listening history, or any personal information. Everything it knows about your library stays on your device.

The app is free and supported by advertising, and the advertising provider collects some information. What that is, and how to change your choices, is set out in full in the privacy policy.