A Tech Noolagan product
Your music. Offline. Uninterrupted.
Tryooh plays the music stored on your Android phone — fast, gapless and private. No account, internet connection or advertising is needed for normal playback.
Everything a music player should do. Nothing it shouldn’t.
Built for people with their own collection who want control over how it sounds and where it goes.
Playback
- Background playback
- Gapless playback
- Lock-screen and notification controls
- Queue management, shuffle and repeat
- Resume where you left off
Your music library
- Browse by songs, albums, artists, folders and genres
- Fast search
- Playlists and favourites
Sound
- Five-band equaliser with presets
- Bass boost and virtualizer
- Optional crossfade between tracks
Lyrics
- Local LRC and TXT lyrics
- Optional online lyrics lookup — off until you turn it on
- Transliteration
Extras
- Chromecast support
- Themes and home-screen widgets
- Sleep timer
- Listening statistics
- Backup and restore
Privacy
- No account required
- Your music never leaves your device
- Optional features that use the internet are clearly disclosed
A look inside
Privacy, in plain words
The full details are in the Tryooh privacy policy.
No account
Install it and play. There’s nothing to sign up for.
Music stays on your phone
Tryooh reads your local files. It doesn’t upload your library anywhere.
Online features are opt-in
Online lyrics lookup only runs if you switch it on. Crash reporting is disclosed in the policy.
Questions people ask
Do I need an internet connection?
No. Tryooh plays music stored on your device without a connection. Only optional features, like online lyrics lookup or Chromecast, use the network.
Do I need to create an account?
No. There’s no sign-up or login for normal playback.
Does Tryooh show ads during playback?
No advertising is needed for normal playback.
Can I stream music from online services?
Tryooh is a player for music you already have on your phone. It isn’t a streaming service.
How do synced lyrics work?
Put an LRC or TXT file with the same name next to the song, and Tryooh shows it. You can also turn on online lyrics lookup in settings if you want Tryooh to search for them.
Can I move my playlists to a new phone?
Yes. Use backup and restore in settings to save your playlists and preferences and bring them back on another device.