Harmony Player

Music player for 2018

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May 1, 2018 Changed from subscription to one-time purchase

Right after closing Harmony sources, I decided to introduce a $15/year subscription model but few users were willing to pay anualy for a music player.

I changed this to a $39 lifetime license, and a $15 license for the current version. Even if it's more expensive upfront, users prefer to pay one time for the product than annually for this type of software.

In case I didn't want to continue working on Harmony in a few years, it was also problematic to have subscriptions running.

Almost every licenses sold are now lifetime licenses.

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January 1, 2017 End of open-source

I decided to switch Harmony from an open-source model to a license based one.

This was the best decision I made with Harmony, as previously the donations were close to non-existent.

The app remains free to use, with a popup asking the user to buy a license for continued use (like Sublime Text).

I wrote a blog post with more details here: https://vincelwt.github.io/licensing-desktop-app/

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I wanted a simple yet powerful music player compatible with all my cloud services (SoundCloud, Spotify and Google Play Music). I also wanted a minimalistic UI, which I didn't found on much music players.