Bring your files in once. Audova plays lossless FLAC and ALAC, remembers an EQ for each song, evens out volume by genre and shows synced lyrics, all on the phone.
No account, no server, no analytics. Playback needs no internet at all. What leaves the phone is a song’s title and artist, sent by your device to two public lookup services for missing details and lyrics, and, only when you tap Find cover art yourself, that image search. The policy lists exactly what.
We run no server and ship no advertising, analytics or crash-reporting SDK. There is nowhere for your data to go.
To fill in a missing album, year or lyrics, your phone asks Apple’s iTunes Search and LRCLIB directly, with the song’s title and artist. Never your files, never your listening history.
Covers come from the files themselves, or from an image you pick: Photos, the camera, or an image search you open and tap yourself.
Everything lives in the app’s own storage. Remove a song or the app and Audova keeps no copy.
MP3, FLAC, WAV, ALAC and AAC, Opus, Vorbis and AIFF, played gapless. The library shows each song’s codec, sample rate and bit depth at a glance.
Ten bands with presets. Save a curve for the song you’re hearing, for a whole genre, or for everything, and give each genre a loudness target so tracks stop jumping in volume.
Type a sentence like “quiet songs for a rainy day”. Apple’s on-device model reads it and finds the songs in your library; the words never leave the phone. Requires iOS 26 and Apple Intelligence.
Pick many files at once from Files or iCloud Drive, or drop them into Audova’s folder in Finder and scan. Imports are copied into the app’s own storage.
Title, artist, album, genre, lyrics and cover are all editable, and Auto Sync can be turned off per song so nothing overwrites your edits.
No subscription, no login. Your files were yours before Audova and stay yours after.
Playback, the EQ, lyrics you already have and search all work with no connection. Only filling in missing song details, release years and lyrics uses the internet.
From the tags inside your files. If a file has none, songs of the same album share one cover, and you can pick one yourself: from Photos, the camera, or an image search you open from the song’s menu.
MP3, FLAC, WAV, ALAC and AAC (.m4a), ADTS AAC (.aac), Ogg Opus and Vorbis, and AIFF.
iOS 26 or later on a device with Apple Intelligence turned on. Everywhere else the search field does ordinary text search.