

Cider
Client providing Apple Music on Windows, Linux, and macOS, with Discord and Last.fm integration, advanced audio features like spatial sound and equalizer, remote app support, customization, and audio enhancements including Adrenaline Processor™.
Cost / License
- Pay once
- Proprietary
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Flathub
- itch.io
- Apple Music
Features
Cider News & Activities
Recent News
- Maoholguin published news article about Cider
Cider 4.0.0 rebuilds its Apple Music client with new audio engine, Automix & Atmos supportIf you're looking for an alternative to Apple Music client on Mac, Cider’s next major release may b...
- Maoholguin published news article about Cider
Cider: An open-source Apple Music client adds native Windows on ARM64 supportThe open-source, cross-platform Apple Music client, Cider, has introduced native Windows on ARM64 s...
Recent activities
- Jose-David-Vite-Bautista liked Cider
- Abdullah-3468 liked Cider
- Maoholguin updated Cider
- ourari added Support for Themes as a feature to Cider
- ourari added Extensible by Plugins/Extensions as a feature to Cider
Works well, full-featured. Worth the money. Somewhat unstable on Linux. Would not recommend updating the app from inside the app itself. On this page it lists Flathub as one of the platforms, but at present it is NOT available on Flathub. Wish it was!
- ourari liked Cider
SamsidParty added Cider as alternative to FocalSonic
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Comments and Reviews
Better than using iTunes on Windows. At the time I'm writing this it's still in beta, but it's working well.
Works well, full-featured. Worth the money. Somewhat unstable on Linux. Would not recommend updating the app from inside the app itself. On this page it lists Flathub as one of the platforms, but at present it is NOT available on Flathub. Wish it was!
Used to be open source but this is not the case anymore with Cider 2