Import your music folders on Mac. Open Raza Songs on any iPhone or iPad in the house. Your library is just there — no IP address, no account, no setup.
Requires macOS 26 and iOS 26 or later. Why? · What's new
Available now for Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Get in touch with questions.
No maintenance, no server to update, no VPN to configure — the same local-first approach as Raza Photos, our Mac and iPhone photo app, just built for your music library instead. Getting started →
Point Raza Songs at your music folders. It indexes the metadata and leaves every file exactly where it is — nothing moves, nothing is copied.
Using Bonjour, your Mac quietly announces the library on your local network. No ports to open. No router settings. Nothing to configure. How does discovery work? →
On any iPhone, iPad, or other Mac in the house, open Raza Songs. The library is just there. If you have multiple Macs, all libraries appear merged into one.
Native, fast, and designed to fit right in — the same principles, just applied to your music.
Your library organized the way you think about it — pick an artist and the genres, languages, and years narrow to match. All from the sidebar. See how browsing works →
Every track shown as its own album art, with the title and artist underneath and the running length in the corner. See the grid view →
The same library as a scannable list — title, artist, and length in a compact row, for when you already know what you want. See the list view →
Full-window album art, a queue in the sidebar, transport controls, and song information — all in one immersive view. See the Now Playing view →
Nothing playing? An Artist, Album, and Song of the Day, plus a daily selection of 20 songs, greet you instead of an empty state. See the daily welcome screen →
Shuffle and repeat, gapless transitions, AirPlay, and playback that survives a phone call — with full lock screen and CarPlay controls. See playback features →
Fix a title, artist, or album — from the couch, on your phone. Changes write back to the original file's own tags. See how tag editing works →
Got music on two Macs? Both are discovered automatically and shown as a single unified, deduplicated library. No merging, no copying.
Start or stop sharing your library whenever you want. When sharing is off, the app works as a local viewer on your Mac alone. See how library sharing works →
Supports MP3, MP4, M4A, and M4B — including audiobooks with chapters. Supported formats →
Filter for songs missing an album, genre, artist, language, or release year — right from the sidebar. See Library Health →
An optional, off-by-default extension of your home network using Tailscale — still only reachable by devices your house already recognizes. How remote access works →
Not to our servers. Not to anyone's servers. Raza Songs has no servers.
The app talks only to your own devices. Never to our servers, never to anyone else's.
No analytics, no crash reporting sent anywhere, no usage data.
No sign-up, no email, no profile. Nothing to create, nothing to delete.
At home, everything stays on your Wi-Fi. Remote access is optional and off by default.
Guides for turning your own files into a library you can hear on your phone, no subscription required.
Free today. If that ever changes, it will be a one-time purchase, never a subscription. For Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Get in touch with questions. Requires macOS 26 and iOS 26 or later.