AntiiQ

An offline music player for large local collections.

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What It Does

AntiiQ is a local-first Android music player built for people who keep their music on the device. It scans storage directly, reads metadata with a native reader, and plays from your local library without network accounts or streaming services.

Version 2.0 adds a native playback path for broader format support, gapless playback, crossfade, speed and pitch control, and a 15-band parametric equalizer. Its expressive interface brings the dashboard, library, queue, player, effects, and settings into one coherent AntiiQ experience.

Features

• Offline local playback
• Native storage scanning and metadata reading
• Support for common and less common local audio formats
• Gapless playback and optional crossfade
• 15-band parametric equalizer
• Speed and pitch controls
• Embedded artwork support
• Queue management, shuffle, repeat, and endless play
• Favourites, listening history, playlists, and search
• Album Artist collections and recursive folder browsing
• Folder selection and library scan controls
• Backup and restore for user preferences and playlists
• Customizable expressive interface and dashboard
• Home screen widget and media notification controls
• Intent playback from shared or opened audio files

AntiiQ Core

AntiiQ Core is the separate native edition from Artatura, built for deeper playback control and a more advanced engine. Learn more at antiiq.artatura.com.

Credits

• Ryan Heise for the Flutter audio service ecosystem.
• FFmpeg for multimedia decoding and metadata support.
• SoundTouch for tempo and pitch processing.
• The open-source Flutter and Android communities.

Feedback

Suggestions, bug reports, and release feedback are welcome.