in:play is a revolutionary new kind of music player with a unique navigation system and a powerful,  More...

in:play is a revolutionary new kind of music player with a unique navigation system and a powerful, intuitive gesture-based interface. in:play's 'Deep Context' navigation system lets you quickly find and play the music you want.

With in:play, endless selection screens, tiny buttons, and unreadable text are a thing of the past; in:play makes exploring your music library fun again.

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in:play features:

∙Access to your local iTunes™ Music Library. (Use the default Music app to manage your cloud downloads)
∙Beautiful, typographically-based presentation
∙Swipe forwards and backwards through your song queue
∙Select a song on your selection screen and simply swipe right to play
∙Tap to play/pause
∙Innovative and intuitive interface that allows you to easily browse through your entire music library from whatever perspective you choose
∙A patent-pending navigation system we call ‘Deep Context’ which enables you to browse through your entire library without ever having to comb through endless pages of lists and screens. in:play gives you all the power of traditional song lists while eliminating annoying, hard to read, and difficult to use list-based interfaces. With in:play, every song is just a tap away.
∙Tap and slide your finger on the Artist/Album/Song area to switch between playing all your songs, or just songs from the current artist or album
∙Pull down to show a full selection screen - a more traditional way to navigate through your library
∙Quick access to your common media controls at the bottom of the screen.
∙Specialized themes optimized for optimal viewing in both bright and dark conditions
∙Add anything to your custom in:playlist on the fly by tapping the screen with two fingers, or from the selection screens by swiping. (add a song or even a whole album or artist!)

(A note for new users - in:play only sees downloaded songs. You should manage your iTunes Music Match library with the default Music app and in:play will pick up the changes.)

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