A minimal music player for Windows
MUSIC,REIMAGINED.
Zenify is a lightweight desktop music player that helps you organize, play, and enjoy your music beautifully.
Windows 10 or later•Free to use
Everything inside
Every feature, nothing hidden.
01Playback
- —A full-screen player, a compact bottom bar, and a queue you can drag to reorder
- —Smart shuffle that weights the next song by genre, mood and how much you play it
- —Artist cooldown, genre spread and recency decay, so a shuffle never turns monotonous
- —A clean progress bar you can scrub, in the bottom bar and full-screen alike
- —Crossfade between tracks, on by default and stepped aside in Direct Mode
- —Repeat off / all / one, and a Previous button that walks real history
- —Sleep timer — 15, 30, 45, 60 minutes, or stop at the end of the track
- —Keyboard control: space, seek and skip with the arrows, M to mute
- —Volume, queue and position survive a reload
- —Share any song as a link that opens Zenify and plays it
- —Cover art tints the player, and bleeds a whisper of colour into the sidebar and header
- —Duplicates are collapsed out of the queue automatically
02Lyrics
- —Time-synced lyrics that scroll line by line
- —Matched automatically, and guarded by duration so you never get another song's words
- —Nudge the offset when a file runs early or late
- —Plain lyrics as a fallback when no synced version exists
03Audio Quality
- —Lossless FLAC, WAV and AIFF played straight through, with no re-encoding
- —Choose your stream: lossless, 320 kbps or 128 kbps
- —A Hi-Res badge showing the real bit depth and sample rate
- —The badge never lies — stream a transcode and it says so
- —Click the badge to switch quality right where you are looking
04Bit-Perfect Output
- —Direct Mode sends the original file down an untouched path — no Web Audio graph in the way
- —In the desktop app, Direct Mode hands the audio to a native Go engine on WASAPI, not the browser
- —Exclusive Mode takes sole ownership of the DAC, with resampling switched off
- —The device is opened at the file's own sample rate, so the DAC's rate follows the track
- —A live readout in Settings: exclusive or shared, plus the bit depth and kHz being fed
- —Volume locks at 100% while Direct Mode is on, because nothing may touch the samples
- —Anything the native engine cannot decode falls back to the browser, so nothing stops playing
05Library & Discovery
- —Browse by song, album or artist
- —Artist pages with a photo, bio, popular tracks and full discography
- —Daily Mixes built from what you actually listen to
- —A Discover row of random picks you can reshuffle whenever you want something else
- —Favorites, recently played, and play counts
- —Playlists — create them, add to them, move tracks between them, delete them
- —Instant fuzzy search across the whole library
- —AI search: describe a mood in plain language and get songs back
06Offline & PWA
- —Install it as an app — no store, no wrapper
- —Songs and covers you play are cached for offline listening, up to 2 GB
- —The app shell and its data are cached too, not only the audio
- —The desktop app keeps its own native cache and warms up the next track before you reach it
- —See exactly what is cached, and clear it in one tap
- —Keeps playing when the network drops
07Account & Privacy
- —Email sign-up and login, with hashed passwords
- —Your favorites, playlists and history belong to your account alone
- —Edit your profile and change your password
- —Delete your account, and everything in it, for real
08Performance & Feel
- —Lite mode drops the heavy glass blur automatically on weaker machines
- —A reduced-motion toggle for when animation is too much
- —Skeleton loading everywhere, and long lists render incrementally
- —Sidebar on desktop, bottom navigation on mobile
09Windows Desktop App
- —A native shell (Go + WebView2) wrapped around the same player
- —A native audio engine underneath it, so Direct Mode never goes through the browser
- —Discord Rich Presence — “Listening to Zenify”, with cover art, audio quality and a live progress bar
- —A button on the Rich Presence card that opens the song straight in Zenify
- —Hardware media keys for play, pause and skip
- —A system tray icon: closing the window only hides it, the music keeps going
- —Taskbar thumbnail controls and a play/pause badge on the icon
- —A mini player — a 360×132 card that stays on top, with its own progress bar
- —Track-change notifications while the window is in the background
- —Starts with Windows, runs as a single instance, ships as a one-click installer
10Phone Remote
- —Zenify Remote, an Android app that drives the player on your laptop
- —Previous, play / pause and next from your pocket, Spotify-Connect style
- —Search the library on your phone and start the song on the laptop
- —The phone never plays the audio — it only sends commands and reads what is playing
- —One login with your Zenify account, and a token that survives a server restart
- —Stale taps expire instead of firing all at once when the laptop comes back
11Admin & Library Tools
- —Drag a whole folder in to upload — tags, covers and durations are read for you
- —Files go from the browser straight to storage, so a big lossless album is not too large to upload
- —Edit any track's metadata, or delete it from storage and database at once
- —Set album covers, artist photos and artist bios by hand
- —Backfill missing covers from iTunes and Deezer, and artist photos from Deezer
- —Recover missing release years at the source instead of showing a wrong one
- —Read bit depth and sample rate back out of the files to feed the Hi-Res badge
- —Compress every stored cover, and re-clean messy filenames in bulk
- —The 320 and 128 kbps variants are transcoded by a cloud job, not your own connection
- —A Go uploader CLI for bulk imports, with de-duplication and retries