DYSC
An iOS music client, formerly known as JellyDisc, that supports three self-hosted media library platforms: Jellyfin, Navidrome, and Plex. Its core design concept centers on a physical record-collection experience, offering features such as an interactive vinyl/cassette player and a DJ mode.
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JellyDisc has been renamed to DYSC, and is an iOS music client.
DYSC supports three self-hosted media libraries simultaneously: Jellyfin, Navidrome, and Plex.
DYSC's support for Plex is still being refined, and the developer is recruiting more testers to verify compatibility.
Instead of adopting a feed-style interface like streaming apps, DYSC is built around the concept of 'physical record collecting,' featuring an interactive vinyl and cassette player, DJ mode, and a Mixtape function.
DYSC includes features such as daily album recommendations, smart search, a persistent radio station, offline mode, direct playback or low-bitrate transcoding, lyrics support, and a sleep timer.
DYSC supports CarPlay, both iPhone and iPad, home screen widgets, Siri, and dark mode.
DYSC is the developer's first Swift application, and the developer is a designer by profession.
All of DYSC's UI design came from the developer's own Figma drafts with no AI-generated design, though the code made use of Xcode's built-in AI tools, Claude, and ChatGPT.
DYSC is currently open for public beta testing via TestFlight, and the official website dysc.app is still under construction.
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DYSC includes features such as daily album recommendations, smart search, a persistent radio station, offline mode, direct playback or low-bitrate transcoding, lyrics support, and a sleep timer.
50%UnverifiedDYSC supports three self-hosted media libraries simultaneously: Jellyfin, Navidrome, and Plex.
50%UnverifiedInstead of adopting a feed-style interface like streaming apps, DYSC is built around the concept of 'physical record collecting,' featuring an interactive vinyl and cassette player, DJ mode, and a Mixtape function.
50%UnverifiedAll of DYSC's UI design came from the developer's own Figma drafts with no AI-generated design, though the code made use of Xcode's built-in AI tools, Claude, and ChatGPT.
50%UnverifiedDYSC supports CarPlay, both iPhone and iPad, home screen widgets, Siri, and dark mode.
50%UnverifiedDYSC is the developer's first Swift application, and the developer is a designer by profession.
50%UnverifiedJellyDisc has been renamed to DYSC, and is an iOS music client.
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