Gramola, a CoverFlow-style music dock for macOS
I'm a 23yo solo dev from Spain with a passion for UI/UX and I built Gramola, a music dock for macOS that is there when you need it. No more opening a music app to change what you're listening to; just move your mouse to the edge of the screen, and all your music is there in a gorgeous CoverFlow style, or ready to be instantly searched. Fully usable with a mouse, but also fully usable with keyboard, accessibility built in, and both Spotify and Apple Music support as well as local tracks via the Music app. Free to try for 7 days! I would love to know what you think :) Please feel free to…
What it does
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Music Developer Gabriel Lopez Santana Language EN + 30 More Size 5.3 MB Mac Your album art in a carousel at the edge of your screen. Swipe to browse, control Apple Music, Spotify, or Sol, and search your library with a shortcut. Your album art, artists, and playlists form a flowing carousel at the edge of your screen. Swipe to browse, then control Apple Music, Spotify, or Sol without opening a full-size player. Or summon it with a shortcut and type to search — like Spotlight for your music, only prettier. BROWSE BY COVER, NOT BY LIST Spin through a carousel of album art and let your collection catch your eye. It's a more human way to find something to play. KEEP YOUR MUSIC WITHIN REACH Move…from apps.apple.com
In the maker’s words, at launch
I'm a 23yo solo dev from Spain with a passion for UI/UX and I built Gramola, a music dock for macOS that is there when you need it. No more opening a music app to change what you're listening to; just move your mouse to the edge of the screen, and all your music is there in a gorgeous CoverFlow style, or ready to be instantly searched. Fully usable with a mouse, but also fully usable with keyboard, accessibility built in, and both Spotify and Apple Music support as well as local tracks via the Music app. Free to try for 7 days! I would love to know what you think :) Please feel free to ask any questions, technical or not! I would love to explain. Demo videos and other images on the App Store page and my website (https://gramola.fulltimefeline.com)
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