Start with your own collection.
Add music folders through Files. Your albums show up with their covers, ready to play.
NITELOAD / Your music, in motion
Give your music collection a place to play.
A player for the music you already own. Open your folders, settle into an album, and watch your favorite tracks take shape.
Coming to iPhone
Get to know NITELOAD Your music, in motion
A closer look / NITELOAD
Your mixtape, on its own tape.
A 25-second look at NITELOAD: start with your albums, pick what goes on the mixtape, and watch it wind while it plays.
A little closer
Your files. Your frequency.
Make a mixtape in a minute.
Take whole albums or single tracks in the order you want them. NITELOAD keeps that order when it plays.
See what you hear.
Choose a visualizer that moves with the music, from simple bars to a cassette with your mixtape's name on the label or a night ride on a roller coaster.
Pick up where you left off.
Your album list and queue open at the row where you left them, even after you close the app.
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Ten ways to watch it play.
Every visualizer follows the same music: Spectrum, Scope and Orbit over the cover, a moving sea, a synthwave night drive, a 16-bit road race, a light-cycle race on a neon grid, a side-scrolling shoot-'em-up, a roller coaster and a cassette that winds. Here all ten play the same chorus, one after another.
In the picture
A closer look at NITELOAD.
Your music, in motion
Your music, in motion
Your music, in motion
Your music, in motion
Your next discovery
Good things take a little time.
Coming to iPhone
Something good is on its way. Release details will appear here when NITELOAD is ready.
Where does the music come from?
NITELOAD plays audio files in folders you select through Files. You bring the music collection.
Can I make my own playlists?
Yes. Start a new mixtape on the Playlists screen, take whole albums or single tracks, and save it under your own name.
Does removing a folder delete my music?
No. Removing a folder from the app removes its library entries, not the original files.
Can it play music stored in iCloud Drive?
Yes. Files stored only in iCloud may need to download before playback, so keep an internet connection available.