Android media player for visually impaired focused on great accessibility designed by visually impaired user

Minimum Requirements

• OS: Android 9.0 (PIE, API 28) or higher
• Storage: ~52 MB (v0.2.0 APK) + audio files
• Permissions: Audio storage access required on first launch
• No internet connection needed. HarmonyPlayer is 100% offline.

Main Features

• Folder-Based Playback — Browse and play music by device folders, albums, artists, genres, and playlists.
• Sleep Timer — Set a custom countdown from 5 minutes to 2 hours, and playback pauses automatically.
• Shuffle and Repeat — Full shuffle mode and repeat options: off, all, or one.
• Favorites & Playlists — Star any track and build a persistent playlist across sessions.
• Embedded Lyrics — Reads ID3 and MP4 embedded lyrics with timed auto-scroll.
• Background Playback — Full media session with lock screen and notification controls.
• Bilingual UI — English and Simplified Chinese localization.

Why HarmonyPlayer Stands Out

Built for screen readers from day one. Most music players treat accessibility as an afterthought. HarmonyPlayer was designed the other way around.

• 48dp minimum touch targets on every interactive element, with no exceptions, enforced structurally.
• Single semantics nodes per widget, so screen readers announce each control exactly once, never twice.
• Smart MiniPlayer automatically hides when idle or on the Settings screen, so TalkBack never reads dead controls.
• Content-first reading mode lets you toggle the screen reader order on large screens so navigation buttons do not interrupt content.
• Custom TalkBack actions let users jump forward or backward, toggle favorite, add to playlist, and shuffle from the screen reader context menu without any native plugin.
• Clean, uncluttered architecture keeps playback transport and page navigation in two distinct bars. The MiniPlayer includes only Play/Pause, Next, and Previous. The full player opens only when you tap it.
• Zero cloud dependency means no accounts, no ads, no analytics, and no network requests. Your music library is scanned directly from the device, while favorites and playlists persist locally.