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About MyMusic - Private Music Player

MyMusic is a private music player that lets you enjoy music from your iPhone, Synology NAS, and Windows PC all in one place. It supports MP3 and FLAC formats, automatic synced lyrics, EDM visual effects, and background playback. • New app icon with dark/light mode support • 5 EDM visual themes with auto-transition • Crossfade between tracks • Tap album art to view lyrics • Swipe album art to skip tracks • Mini lyrics display below album art • Bulk delete tracks with progress indicator • Folder import auto-creates playlist • AirPlay support • Bug fixes and performance improvements

What’s new

Version 1.6 · Updated July 15, 2026

English Localization & New Name Full English support — the app now follows your device language (Korean/English) The app is now 'MyMusic - Private Music Player' General stability improvements

App privacy

The developer, JinHyuk Mok, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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