RaMusi: Offline Music Player

I love all the music choices and the fact that it’s mostly ad free except some skippable ads but three things I think would really work and would bring you more customers is one have an E option to warn others of Explicit content especially when with friends or family, two try to fix the “Song Failed To Load. Please Try Again Later.” Warning cause certain songs I keep clicking and that keeps popping up and number three is I think make a mobile app of this but maybe for Xbox or PlayStation then I think it would be to game with uninterrupted music. But with that out of the way, great app. 5 stars out of 5 stars will continue to use definitely.

Hi so I love your app and I love how I can listen to music when I’m on the airplane or even in areas that have issues with connections. But I added a song that I used to listen to and I’m not a really big fan of it anymore. It may be in a different spot or the delete button just doesn’t exist. So if you could add a delete button that would be beautiful. Your app is amazing I just wanna delete some of the old songs in my playlist.

Hands down, I really love what this app is building. I’ve never been one to pay for music services, but this is honestly the first one I’d seriously consider subscribing to. I even tried Apple Music for a couple of months and wasn’t fully satisfied, mainly because I couldn’t find a lot of the songs I enjoy. Living in Florida, I listen to a lot of Juke music, and I was genuinely surprised to find tracks here that I’ve never even seen on other platforms. That alone makes this app stand out. I’m excited to see how the app continues to grow, especially since it feels like it’s just getting started. I’m really looking forward to seeing the library expand over time and potentially match—or even compete with—larger platforms. A few suggestions that could make the experience even better: • There are quite a few duplicate songs when searching—maybe organizing or labeling them more clearly would help users distinguish between versions. • Adding or displaying sound quality details (or improving consistency) would be a big plus. • If users are paying for a yearly subscription, a completely ad-free experience would make a big difference. • A smoother playlist experience (like a DJ-style transition or better flow between tracks) would elevate listening. • Integrating AI features, similar to what other apps are starting to offer, could take this to the next level. Overall, this app has a lot of potential. With a few improvements to organization and user experience, I truly believe it could become a major player—possibly even one of the best music apps out there. Looking forward to what’s next!