Your folder of favorites, looping gaplessly
Drop a handful of tracks; they play in sequence with sample-accurate handoffs and wrap around forever. Shuffle if you like surprises, drag to reorder if you don't.
Nothing is uploaded — your audio never leaves your device.
A playlist that loops is comfort. A library that works is power.
Every track you love has loops, sections, and samples inside it. The studio pulls them out — beat-locked and named — and keeps them in one library. Sign up: 3 full packs free.
The case for a tiny, local focus playlist
Recommendation engines optimize for discovery; focus wants the opposite. Five or six tracks you already love, playing gaplessly in a fixed orbit, give your brain nothing to evaluate — which is precisely the point. Build the folder once, drop it here whenever the work starts, and let novelty stay outside the door.
Frequently asked questions
How is this gapless when music apps aren't?
Every track is decoded up front and scheduled on the Web Audio clock, so the next song starts on the exact sample the previous one ends. Apps that stream can't promise that; a player holding everything in memory can.
How many songs can I queue?
Twenty, with the usual 80 MB per file — that's a comfortable evening of focus music without straining the browser's memory. The queue loops from the last track back to the first, forever.
Do my files or my playlist get uploaded?
No — files are decoded locally and the queue exists only on this page. Close the tab and it's gone; nothing was ever sent anywhere.
Can I crossfade between tracks?
This player hands off with clean gapless cuts. Crossfading between arbitrary songs well requires knowing their tempos and phrasing — that's the studio's territory.