Muzie

👋 Hi everyone! I'm excited to share with you something I've been working on for some time now. I just launched Muzie | The all in one music streaming app 🎉. Muzie is a desktop app that puts all the popular music streaming services in one place, like Spotify, Youtube, Soundcloud, Google Music, Amazon... You can download Muzie from here https://muzie.netlify.com/ I built Muzie because I like to listen to music from different services, and I don't like downloading 4-5 different apps or jumping between browser tabs to see which one is playing music. Muzie is at an early stage with plenty of features and improvements to come. Your feedback is highly appreciated to help me decide what features to build next. Have a great day 🙌

Great product!

Pros:

- Clean, simple and intuitive - Main music streaming services

Cons:

- Miss Itunes integration

First thoughts: - How is this any different than opening 10 tabs in chrome and having these services open? - It needs a universal player / playlist so that I can choose songs from each platform and play them - No search, comes back to my first point there doesn't seem to be any difference than a bunch of chrome tabs Sorry for being so critical, but the idea is solid if you can figure out how to make it a universal control.

The Learn more button on the PH page is an S3 link to a .dmg file. This is misleading and unsecure it should open a new page or the button should be called Download. @rrhoover

Not much more.

Pros:

Muzie shows all major music services in one view. Convenient!

Cons:

Not really a con, but I'd like a consolidated search feature.

Muzie is a nifty little app for music lovers, however the fact that ALL keyboard shortcuts are disable makes it hard to share a link or even login into the different services if you use password manager generated passwords. Appart from that, very cool app

Pros:

- major music streaming services - nice ui/ux - easy to use - basically Station for music services

Cons:

- Disabled shortcut throughout the whole app O_O

Like the idea but again where's the socialization. It feels like you're creating a solution for a problem that doesn't really exist. Build out a cross function that allows people to do more than just play music. Where's the socialization? Where's the ability for the artist to share music with fans? There's nothing about this that is any different from the myriad of other products. If you have all these APIs incorporated into one place then why not allow people to socialize around it. Build something that allows me to create a playlist with a friend of mine who has Apple Music.