// now_playing
PressPlay.
A pocket radio for the files you already own. Drop a folder, pick a skin, and Midnight Signal turns your library into something worth looking at.
// 01 · two skins
One player.Two whole moods.
Same library, same controls — flip a switch and the entire interface repaints itself, down to the fonts and the button shadows.
// 02 · drop a folder
Your library.Not a subscription.
Point it at a folder of your own tracks and Midnight Signal builds the album view for you — art, tags, running order, all of it read straight off disk.
// 03 · dial the pixels
Pixels are afeeling, not a filter.
Every skin has a pixel-art dial from crisp cover art to full 8-bit mosaic. Try it — this is a live, working copy of the same slider that ships in the app.
Midnight Signal
// 04 · no signal
Airplane modedoesn't touch it.
Nothing streams, nothing buffers, nothing asks for a login. Once a folder is in, it plays — tunnel, flight, basement studio, doesn't matter.
// 05 · it clicks
Even the buttonshave a personality.
UI sounds, skin switching, a starter album so the app never opens empty — the small settings that make it feel like a real machine instead of a screen.
// 06 · the starter album
Midnight Signalthe EP that ships inside
Five tracks, already on board, so the app has something to say before you drop in a single file of your own.
// press play
Your files.Your signal.
Free to try, no account, no subscription. Two skins in the box, more on the way.
Still in development — this page is ahead of the App Store listing.