Vinora takes the song you have on —Spotify, YouTube Music, whatever— and shows it as a turntable, a cassette, a CD or a reel. Artwork, needle and groove. On screen, on the nightstand, as your wallpaper and in widgets.
There is no "pro" version, no paid styles, no watermark when sharing, no counter of how many times you can switch machines. What you see here is what you get on day one.
Vinora has no servers to run with your music: the history lives on your phone. That is why it can be free without selling you as the product.
The artwork doesn't stay in a square: it is the record label, the CD screen print, the tape sticker. Swipe up or down and switch machines.
Your history stays on your phone and turns into nice things. Nine features that in any other app would be the reason to charge you.
The albums you listened to, as sleeves leaning on walnut shelves, day by day. Tap one and it plays.
Every Monday, a printed ticket with what played: plays, minutes, artists and albums. Share it as is.
Flip the phone and you'll see the back of the record with the album's real data. Nothing made up: only what's there.
Vinyl, cassette, CD, walkman or glyph spinning on your home and lock screen while something plays.
Three turntable sizes and a widget with synced lyrics, line by line. With the app closed.
Clock, still record and minimum brightness. At the time you set, the light rises and the music starts softly.
Drag the tonearm and you move through the song. Spin the record with your finger. Needle and groove sounds, if you want them.
In landscape, a big record and fat buttons for your finger without looking.
Image, card, polaroid or a 3-second video with the record actually spinning. No watermark.
Android only exposes the title, artist and artwork that way. Vinora reads no notifications: only the music session. Revocable any time.
Spotify, YouTube Music, whichever player. Vinora follows the one playing, or the one you pick.
Swipe to change style, long-press to customize it, one tap for the menu, two to pause.
No account, no sign-up, no tracking. History and artwork are stored only on your phone. For lyrics, title and artist are looked up on LRCLIB; for tempo, on Deezer, only if you enable that option. The suggestion box sends what you write and the app version. Nothing else. Privacy policy
When it's in the store, the button will be here. To tell us something or ask for a style, there's a suggestion box inside the app.
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We design, build and look after Vinora. It is nobody's commission: it is ours, which is why it can afford not to charge or sell data.
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