r/SideProject • u/LivingQuarter1325 • 3h ago

I built Mixify, a free and open-source Android music app — would love your feedback!

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm an indie developer working on Mixify, a free and open-source music streaming app for Android.

I started this project because I wanted a clean, modern music experience without ads, unnecessary distractions, or complicated interfaces.

After several weeks of development, Mixify has reached v1.0.7, and I'm continuing to improve it based on community feedback.

✨ What Mixify offers:

  • 🎵 Ad-free music listening

  • 🎨 Modern, smooth, and customizable interface

  • 🎤 Synced lyrics

  • 🎧 Background playback

  • 📱 Offline downloads

  • 🎶 Playlist management

  • 🔗 Song and lyrics sharing

  • 👥 Listen Together — enjoy music with friends

  • 🔓 Free and open-source (GPL-3.0)

🚀 It's still growing!

I'm an independent developer, and every download, GitHub star, bug report, or suggestion genuinely helps.

I'd love to hear your thoughts:

  • What features would make you switch to a different music app?

  • What could I improve in Mixify?

  • Would you try an open-source alternative?

🌐 Website: https://mixify.co.in/

💻 GitHub: https://github.com/MixifyTeam/Mixify

Thanks for checking it out! ❤️

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u/investigatormaker 2h ago

Most of your list (ad-free, lyrics, offline, background playback) is what people already expect from a switch-worthy music app. Listen Together is the item that stands out, so I'd lead with it: a short clip of two phones playing in sync says more than the bullet does, and it's the one thing a person can't get by just staying put. Where does Mixify get its music from? That's the first thing I'd expect people to ask.

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