Genuinely offline
No connection required, at any point. No buffering, no reconnecting, no “this track is unavailable in your region”.
Offline music player
Reso Music plays the audio files already sitting on your device. No streaming service, no account to create, no adverts between your albums. Works in aeroplane mode, on a dead connection, on a plane.
iOS & Android · Made by OCTA DEVS
Why Reso
Streaming apps turn listening into a subscription. Reso treats the music you already own as the whole point.
No connection required, at any point. No buffering, no reconnecting, no “this track is unavailable in your region”.
Audio is read from local storage and nowhere else. Nothing is uploaded, indexed on a server, or tied to an account.
Open the app and it plays. No email, no password, no social login, no verification step standing between you and your own music.
Everything on the device is indexed on first open. Search by title, artist or album and start playing in a tap.
Lock the screen, pocket the phone, keep listening. Playback is designed to survive the rest of your day.
No advertising SDKs, no sponsored playlists, no “recommended for you” rows. What you see is what you own.
The library
Reso reads what is already on the device and lays it out the way a record collection actually behaves — by album, by artist, by folder, or by the play count you built up over years.
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Artwork, a scrubber you can feel your way across, and controls placed where your thumb already is. The player stays legible in daylight and dimmed at 3am without being adjusted.
Getting started
Copy your files across however you like — USB, file share, or your existing backup. Reso does not need them from anywhere else.
Your library is indexed from local storage the first time you open it. Nothing is uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload it to.
Turn on aeroplane mode and keep listening. That is the whole promise, and it is the feature the app is built around.
Developers
Reso Music is developed and published by OCTA DEVS. Bug reports, feature requests and business enquiries — the inbox is open.