Compact hi-fi deck
Transport, seek, volume, mute, stereo meters, peaks, latency, Now Playing, and media keys stay in a focused standalone deck.
Boutique edition · built for Mac
A compact hi-fi playback deck paired with a spacious library-management window. After2AM Audio is built specifically for macOS—because the music player should feel as considered as the collection.
Looks cool. Goes deep.
The native edition has the same serious library and listening ambitions as the cross-platform player, expressed through a distinctly Mac, distinctly After2AM interface.
Transport, seek, volume, mute, stereo meters, peaks, latency, Now Playing, and media keys stay in a focused standalone deck.
Choose exact gapless boundaries for compatible album tracks or a configurable one-to-twelve-second crossfade.
Preset recall, an independent manual curve, touch takeover, automatic headroom, and a spectrum analyzer with peak hold.
Pick any audio output available on the Mac without losing your queue, position, EQ, volume, meters, or playback.
Ogg Vorbis and Opus work out of the box, with no extra tools or downloads to install.
Smart discovery, precise track details, loudness and BPM analysis, playlists, Collection tracking, and optional artist information and artwork.
The resizable management window
A focused deck that stays out of the library’s way
One app, two libraries
Use folders directly on the Mac with no account or network connection. Or connect to After2AM Audio Server for the shared library, playlists, Collection tools, supported metadata editing, and private streaming.
Local playback reads your source files. Edits stay inside the app by default, while optional file-tag changes use backups and safety checks.
Playback, output selection, EQ, loudness, BPM analysis, and visualisation all use the Mac’s own audio system.
Switch between local folders and the server without losing either library. Stream in a smaller mobile-friendly size or original quality.
Version 0.1.0
This is the native Mac edition, built specifically for macOS 14 or newer. It runs on Apple Silicon and Intel Macs.
Available now