Radiccio – Mac music player – local files, Apple Music, Plex, Jellyfin
TLDR: Check out my Mac music player app, download the beta, and I’d love any feedback! Comment here or email [email protected] -- Lately I’ve been unsatisfied with available options for music players on the Mac. Everyone focuses on mobile (I know, that’s where the money is) and it feels like there’s not as much good stuff for Mac as there used to be. Well, I’ve been using the Mac for a long time and I still like it, and I wanted a good music player, so I made my own. I started with SwiftUI, since that’s what I’ve used most recently at my iOS jobs, and I like it well enough. I soon found…
Radiccio – Mac music player – local files, Apple Music, Plex, Jellyfin launched on September 11, 2025 with 7 votes, #2,024 of 8,160 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
View screenshots for macOS version: Sequoia | Tahoe Play it all You have music in more than one place, so Radiccio plays music from more than one source. Pins let you decide which albums or artists you want to see first. Available for On My Mac and Radiccio Server sources. The heart knows Keep track of your favorites , and easily select only the best songs or albums for playback. Available for On My Mac, Radiccio Server, and Jellyfin sources. They can’t all be bangers Don’t let that one weird song drag you down. Auto Skip makes sure you won’t ever hear it – unless you really, really want to. Available for On My Mac and Radiccio Server sources. Catch feelings Sometimes a star rating isn’t…from radiccio.music
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TLDR: Check out my Mac music player app, download the beta, and I’d love any feedback! Comment here or email [email protected] -- Lately I’ve been unsatisfied with available options for music players on the Mac. Everyone focuses on mobile (I know, that’s where the money is) and it feels like there’s not as much…
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