Open Music Player

Open Music Player is aimed at listeners who already have audio files. The App Store description says users choose which files or folders to add, then organize songs into playlists and a playback queue. An equalizer, sleep timer, and Lock Screen controls round out the advertised listening workflow. ProjectRadar read the listing without installing the app.

The linked privacy policy says the library stays on the device. Optional song identification sends an acoustic signature to Apple ShazamKit, while feedback and opt-in diagnostics use Sentry. Those distinctions matter when deciding what to enable. Network behavior and the stated default-off diagnostics setting are Not reviewed.

The listing describes refreshing connected folders and clearing the app library without deleting source audio. Those controls would matter to someone maintaining a collection outside the player. File compatibility, folder refreshes, and deletion behavior are Not reviewed. The US listing showed free access during this first look.