Alternatives

Products that do what I wanted better offline music on the iPhone, so I made Doppler does

1. 1
   Doppler for iPhone▲148

   A better offline music experience for iPhone

   2018

2. 2
   Doppler 2.3▲79

   iOS music player for people who buy music

   2021

3. 3
   Hum▲84

   Songwriting for iPhone

   2014

4. 4RM
   Radio - My first Mac app▲63

   2013 · radioformac.com

5. 5
   Musio▲72

   A new take on the iOS music player

   2013

6. 6MF
   My first iOS app - Soundtribe - 45 second sound clips with filters▲33

   2013 · soundtribe.com

7. 7TD
   Tunebox, Dropbox + iPhone = cloud music service▲131

   2011 · itunes.apple.com

8. 8
   Audibly▲87

   Synchronize music across nearby iOS devices

   2014

9. 9SM
   Stream music between iPhones▲54

   2014 · itunes.apple.com

10. 10
    Doppler for Mac▲91

    A music player for people who buy music. Now on Mac.

    2021

11. 11IJ
    I just hacked together an app to map broadband speeds.▲23

    2010 · speedmap.heroku.com

12. 12
    Noise ▲137

    Create pro-quality music on your Phone

    2015

13. 13TO
    Tired of the non-portability of my playlists, I wrote my own format▲144

    2017 · universalplaylist.stavros.io

14. 14JA
    Jukebox, a music player for Dropbox for iOS▲37

    2016 · itunes.apple.com

15. 15DA
    Decoupled – A lightweight music player for iOS▲23

    2018 · decoupled.app

16. 16BC
    Breezy comes to iOS▲26

    2011 · blog.breezy.com

17. 17IM
    I made a site that lets you stream music stations to focus/relax▲21

    2021 · focusli.com

18. 18IM
    I made a Pomodoro radio for coders and makers▲38

    2018 · pomo.chat

19. 19MF
    Music for Squirrels – new iOS app▲35

    2014 · news.fiddlewax.com

20. 20DM
    Dropu – My first iOS game▲35

    2014 · itunes.apple.com

21. 21SA
    Stereoten - A social music player for iPhone▲5

    2013 · stereoten.com

22. 22MS
    My social music app▲13

    2010 · like.fm

23. 23IB
    I built this to make sharing from music services better▲17

    2014 · match.audio

24. 24IS
    I spent 2 years building an iOS app no one asked for▲7

    i built a heart rate zone training app for runners. ios + apple watch. custom zones, real-time haptics, post-run graphs. all the “smart” stuff you’d expect. but i never talked to a single runner before building it. not even myself lol. started as a thesis → kept building → added features → added a paywall (€4/month!) → launched it → and yeah… no one cared. zero feedback. zero users. just code in the void. i recently made the whole thing free. not trying to “sell” anything now — just seeing if it’s actually useful, and listening this time. curious how others handle this. ever build…

    2025 · basamasa.github.io

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