Your files stay yours
Library, metadata and playlists live on your device. Cloud features are optional — local playback never depends on a connection.
Weeps is a local-first player for people who maintain a music collection — attach your folders, NAS or cloud drives as storages, fix the metadata, and sync your library state between devices. Your audio is never uploaded.
Sign in with the Google account your invite was sent to — or use the invited email address.
Invites are bound to an email address — signing in proves you own it. A forwarded link alone grants nothing.
The library you curate — local files, remote drives, podcasts, audiobooks and radio — in one tool, with the boring plumbing done for you.
Library, metadata and playlists live on your device. Cloud features are optional — local playback never depends on a connection.
Point Weeps at folders, network drives or cloud providers and it watches them live — or let it manage a copied library for you.
Ratings, plays, tags and playlists sync between your machines via a metadata journal — never the audio itself.
Enrichment from MusicBrainz and friends, synced lyrics (embedded and .lrc sidecars), auto-playlists and duplicate tools.
Mirror your library to an SD card or digital audio player in one shot, with playlist export and a filename audit.
Trim and crop tracks, mix multi-lane stems, loop A/B sections, normalize loudness (LUFS) and sync lyrics — without leaving your library.
Podcast queues, audiobook progress, radio recording — the rest of your audio life in the same place.
Local use is free forever. Cloud sync rides on a subscription — the catalog below is the same one the app reads.
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Weeps is in closed beta: cloud access is granted by invite. Paid plans are announced before any billing — nothing is charged without prior notice.
Windows — installer or portable build, straight from GitHub Releases. The build is unsigned: SmartScreen may warn on first run (More info → Run anyway). Cloud features need an invite; the local library always works.
Installers, portable builds and release notes live on GitHub.
Open GitHub ReleasesThe app auto-updates from this feed — install once and new versions land on their own. macOS and Linux builds are planned.