MyMusik

I built MyMusik because I kept running into the same problem: streaming is convenient, but it does not feel like ownership. Tracks disappear, rare files are missing, offline playback depends on platform rules, and personal libraries often end up scattered across folders, drives, phones, and old devices.

MyMusik is my attempt to bring streaming-level convenience to music you actually own.

You can import local MP3, WAV, FLAC and full folders, organize everything with metadata, covers, tags, lyrics and playlists, then sync only the music you want on each device. It also includes offline playback, encrypted backup, AI commands for playback and library tasks, listening metrics, album resume, and a local API for people who want to automate or self-host parts of their setup.

The main idea is simple: discovery can happen anywhere, but your personal archive should stay yours.

I would love feedback from people with large local libraries, rare tracks, CD rips, DJ folders, Bandcamp collections, NAS setups, or anyone tired of rebuilding playlists across services. What would make owned music feel as convenient as streaming for you?