One library, every device
Your music, audiobooks, podcasts and radio stay in sync across Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android. Send tracks and whole audiobooks to your phone, iPod or DAP wirelessly over WiFi, no cables needed, and your playlists, EQ profiles and listening positions travel with them. The desktop app is the full studio for ripping CDs, cleaning up tags and shaping your sound. Mobile keeps your library in your pocket. One purchase, no subscription, and everything stays in plain files on your own devices.
What runs where
The core is shared everywhere. The heavy-lifting studio features live on the desktop.
The full desktop studio
Everything the mobile apps do, plus the power features that need a real machine.
Bit-perfect by default
64-bit float through the whole chain, sample rates negotiated with your DAC on every track, hi-res to 768 kHz / 32-bit. On Mac, exclusive CoreAudio with hog mode delivers an untouched signal, with on-screen warnings the moment volume, EQ or DSP would alter it.

A pipeline you can shape
Stack effects in any order: crossfeed, reverb, tube saturation, vinyl simulation, loudness monitoring, linear-phase FIR EQ and more, installed from the in-app marketplace. The whole signal path is drawn in Settings, and outputs hot-swap mid-track.

Import and rip
Add music from any folder, drive, NAS or shared mount without copying it. Rip CDs straight into your library, and let the metadata lookup fill in titles, art and tags. You review every change before anything is written.

Sync to the devices you own
Classic iPods, digital audio players, Android devices and USB drives over USB or WiFi, with artwork, tags, storage views and safe eject. FLAC converts automatically for older players, and audiobook chapter structure travels with the file.

Your library in your pocket
The same library, profiles and audiobooks, built for touch and the road.





Fall in love with your music again
Before every listen was shaped by an algorithm, discovering music felt more personal. Audeeport brings that feeling back, with your own library, your favourite albums, and discovering new songs from radios around the world.