Iris Loop
A music player for the Mac, for the songs you collect, the ones you make, and your podcasts. Each collection keeps its own cover and mood.
Your songs. Your little world.
Most music players are built around a catalogue. Iris Loop is built around yours: loose files, demos and songs made with AI tools like Suno. No account, and the library stays on the Mac.
Same song. A different somewhere.
Three ways to watch what you hear.
A record that turns.
In Vinyl the record spins at 33⅓ rpm, up to speed in under a second and coasting to rest when you pause.
Colour that moves with the music.
Seven visualisers, drawn on the Mac’s graphics chip from the song itself: the bass, the middle and the high end each move it their own way.
The memories that make it yours.
In Daydream, photos and videos from your own library drift past with a soft faded-film finish while the album plays. They never leave the Mac.
All those songs. Finally together.
Since October, loose files, folders and songs exported from Suno become collections, each with a cover, a name and its own atmosphere.




Good music. Good company.
Since October, podcasts have a space of their own: search for a show or bring its RSS feed, queue episodes, and download them for the trip.

Give your music somewhere to live.
| Made by | The team at Bolted, for Iris Loop. |
|---|---|
| Platform | macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon. A public beta (0.4) to download from irisloop.com, signed by Bolted and notarized by Apple. |
| Stack | Swift, SwiftUI, AppKit, AVFoundation, Accelerate and Metal. No accounts and no server: podcasts come from Apple’s public directory and each show’s own feed, read with FeedKit. |
| Links | irisloop.com, the download |
