Get Riddim
The browser is the front door. The desktop and Android apps are for long sessions, keyboard control and listening where the signal is not.
A focused player with system media keys, a proper queue, offline downloads and no browser tab to lose. macOS and Linux follow after the Windows beta.
The full catalogue in your pocket, with downloads for the commute and a lock-screen player that behaves. Android first; iOS is in development.
Both builds are unsigned beta installers, so Windows SmartScreen and Android will warn you before installing — that is expected for a young independent build, not a red flag. Match the SHA-256 below against the file you downloaded; it is the same build we just published.
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Save albums, playlists and podcast episodes in full quality. Downloads survive a lost connection and show their real size.
Space to play, arrows to seek, J/K to move through the queue. Shortcuts are documented in the app, not hidden.
Start on the train, finish at the desk. Riddim+ syncs position, queue and saved tracks across devices.
No. The app is free to install. Offline downloads and cross-device sync are part of Riddim+.
In an app-managed folder you can move, but not hand-edit. Deleting a download removes it from the app; it does not affect your library.
Yes, in development. The mobile web experience works on iOS today, including background audio.