Petrichor
A native macOS music player for offline libraries, supporting a wide range of audio formats and featuring smart organization.
What is Petrichor?
Petrichor is a native macOS music player built for offline use, allowing users to manage and play their local music collections. It supports a broad array of audio formats, organizes libraries with metadata, and integrates features like lyrics display and playlist management. The project addresses the need for a modern, privacy-focused desktop player that doesn't depend on streaming services.
Mac users with extensive offline music libraries who prefer a dedicated, feature-rich player over streaming apps or older software like iTunes. It's ideal for audiophiles and collectors with diverse audio formats.
Developers choose Petrichor for its native macOS integration, strong privacy stance (no analytics, fully offline), and support for niche audio formats. It offers a streamlined alternative to bloated or subscription-based players while being open-source and transparent.
Overview
An offline macOS music player
Use Cases
Best For
- Playing local music collections without an internet connection
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