VAULT 0.9.0 · MACOS · INTERNAL BETA

Your music library,
actually organized.

MusicVault Desktop scans, cleans up, and manages your music collection on Mac and Windows — then syncs it to your phone over USB or Wi‑Fi with Soundora. Your library never leaves your computer unless you choose to send it somewhere.

Fix missing metadata and artwork, find duplicates, build smart playlists, and keep your library healthy — all with local checks that never send your library anywhere unless you explicitly ask them to.

See what's new in 0.9.0

Free 30-day trial when it opens. No account required to try it.

The Catalogue

Four drawers, one library.

Everything below ships in the 0.9.0 client — nothing here is a roadmap promise.

DRAWER A

Organize

  • Import without moving anything. Link an existing folder, or copy tracks into a MusicVault‑managed library — your choice, per folder.
  • Fast scanning, verified against libraries into the thousands of tracks.
  • Rename and organize by template.
  • Full‑text and advanced search, with saved searches for the ones you run often.
DRAWER B

Clean up

  • Duplicate detection with confidence scoring — identical files and near‑duplicates, nothing removed without your review.
  • Library Health dashboard — missing artwork, missing lyrics, broken files, orphaned cache, with one‑click repairs where it's safe to.
  • Batch metadata editing with previews, automatic backups, and undo — edit 500 tracks with the same confidence as editing one.
  • Online lookup (MusicBrainz, Cover Art Archive, lrclib) for metadata, artwork, and lyrics — entirely opt‑in.
DRAWER C

Play

  • Gapless playback where the format supports it, ReplayGain, output‑device selection.
  • Manual playlists and rule‑based smart playlists (AND/OR/NOT conditions, nested groups).
  • M3U/M3U8 import and export.
  • Synced lyrics during playback, local listening history, macOS Now Playing / media‑key integration.
DRAWER D

Sync to your phone

  • Works with the Soundora mobile app over USB (Android, iPhone/iPad) or Wi‑Fi.
  • Always shows you a plan — what will copy, replace, skip, or conflict — before anything transfers.
  • Named sync profiles per device, resumable and verified transfers.
The Seal

Nothing leaves the building.

A library this personal deserves a tool that doesn't treat it as a data source. Here's exactly what that means in practice.

No acct.

Try it without a leash

No account required to try it — 30‑day free trial, no credit card.

Never sent

Your library stays yours

No library content — track names, file paths, playlists, listening history — is ever sent anywhere, period.

Opt‑in ×2

Reporting is opt‑in, twice

Crash reporting is off by default; when you turn it on, nothing is submitted until you click Submit on a specific report.

Questions, Answered

Before you ask.

Does MusicVault move or change my music files?+
Only if you tell it to. Linking a folder reads your files where they already are and never moves them. Editing metadata writes tags into your files (with an automatic backup and undo — nothing is a one‑way trip). Copying into the MusicVault‑managed library duplicates files into a folder you choose; your originals are untouched.
Does MusicVault upload my music library anywhere?+
No. Library content — track names, file paths, playlists, listening history — is never transmitted, under any setting.
What online lookups does it do, and can I turn them off?+
Metadata/artwork/lyrics lookup (MusicBrainz, Cover Art Archive, lrclib) is opt‑in and off by default. When it's on, only the minimal identifying info needed for a lookup (title/artist/duration, not your file paths) is sent to those specific providers — nothing else.
How does syncing to my phone work?+
Connect over USB or pair over Wi‑Fi with the Soundora app. MusicVault always shows you a plan — what will be added, replaced, skipped, or in conflict — before anything transfers. Nothing syncs automatically in the background.
What audio formats are supported?+
MP3, AAC/ALAC (M4A/MP4), FLAC, WAV, AIFF, and Ogg Vorbis for reading and tagging.
Is there a free trial?+
Yes — 30 days, no account or credit card required to start.
Does it work with Linux?+
Not currently — MusicVault Desktop supports macOS, with Windows in development.
Status

Signing is underway.

This is a real, working internal‑beta build — code signing and notarization are in progress before it can be shared publicly. No email capture, no waitlist: check back on this page for the download link.