- Category: Music
- First released: November 21, 2014
- Versions: 1 archived
- Seller: Mike Clay
- com.michaelclay.Cesium
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 11.0 or later.
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Chart History
Archived Reviews
8 of 25Worked great for years. Maybe I need to give for another coffee or pizza. I would if I knew it would bring back playability 😕
Where are the other app icons??
I love this app. It’s a clean UI interface, and everything you need is just right there. The only thing I think is important is better Apple Music integration. It should also have search have the option for Apple Music search and allow you to, if you have an Apple Music subscription, listen to/download music from there.
Long-time user here. I really enjoy the extra customization we get with this app as opposed to Apple’s locked up music app. The one thing I prefer about Apple’s app is that the genres don’t have any artwork next to them. It’s just plain, neutral text.<br/><br/>It makes sense to have artwork for the Artist and Album tabs but I don’t want to see one artist plastered over a genre all the time. The genre tab has so many view options but none to hide the artwork.
Yay! Version 7.2, running on iOS 26.0.1, the “Play Later” feature works!<br/>Thanks for fixing this pesky issue. Works much better than the native Apple Music app.
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This app is so much better than Apple’s. For some unknown reason, I landed back in Apple’s for a moment and was horrified at how difficult it was to navigate back to my playlist once my song was playing, and that I couldn’t see the composer’s name. <br/><br/>You need a tip jar so I can give you one.
Been using this app for years. This is how I prefer to be able to see my music I have on my device; I’m not interested in Apple’s streaming service and sorting is front and center, not buried in menus. Happy to see it is still being actively updated too.
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