Lightweight, offline and completely free. Resonant fixes bad titles, missing artists and wrong albums across your entire library — automatically, every time it opens.
The biggest update yet — a personal Home screen, full album browsing, and cover art everywhere.
Open to a personal dashboard: Recently Played, Recently Added, Most Played, your Albums and Playlists — one click from anything you love.
Browse your collection as a wall of cover art. Click any album for a full detail page with tracklist and runtime.
Fast thumbnail caching brings album art to every row, card and the player bar — without slowing anything down.
Instant library search plus one-tap filter chips to slice your collection by exactly what you're in the mood for.
A dedicated Queue view shows exactly what's coming up next — reorder it, clear it, own it.
Built from scratch in Rust — fast, local, and smart enough to fix your library on its own.
Every launch, Resonant quietly queries MusicBrainz to repair bad titles, missing artists and wrong albums in the background. Zero manual work — your library just gets cleaner over time.
Written in Rust. Opens in under a second, sips RAM, never stutters — even on huge libraries.
MP3, FLAC, OGG Vorbis and WAV out of the box, with full metadata and album art support.
Drag-and-drop reordering, sortable columns, right-click menus. Your playlists, your rules.
No accounts, no analytics, no subscriptions. Your music files never leave your machine.
GPU-rendered with OpenGL. Crisp and pixel-perfect on any DPI, dark theme built in.
Resonant is free and open source. If it saves you time or makes your music sound like home again, consider buying me a coffee — it keeps the project alive.
DonateOne installer. No accounts. No nag screens.
Your library, properly tagged from day one.