Mia Audio plays the music and audiobooks already on your phone. No subscription, no account, no advertising, and nothing is uploaded anywhere. It works on a plane, on the Underground, and anywhere else with no signal — because it never needed one.
Books and music behave differently, so Mia treats them differently.
Down to the second, and picked up when you come back — even if the app was closed in between. Your place is saved constantly, so nothing is lost if the battery goes mid-chapter. Books are kept in their own list with progress and time remaining.
From 0.75× to 3×, pitch corrected, so nothing changes key. A different time-stretching method is used for speech and for music, so neither ends up sounding like the other.
Skip buttons either side of play, set to whatever interval suits you between 5 and 90 seconds. Lose concentration for a moment and one tap puts it back.
Group tracks however you like — by dance, by mood, by occasion. Drag to reorder. Play everything in your library, or just the list you are working through.
Lock screen, notification shade, headphones and car. Playback carries on with the screen off and the app closed, as it should.
Plays MP3, M4A, M4B, AAC, FLAC, WAV, AIFF, ALAC, OGG and Opus. Reads cover art from your files. Hide anything you would rather not see, without deleting it.
Mia Audio contains no music and no audiobooks. It plays what you put on your phone.
Connect the phone, open it in Finder, choose the Files tab, and drag audio onto Mia Audio. Much the quickest way to move a lot at once.
Mia's folder lives under On My iPhone and is browsable and writable — including from Dropbox, iCloud Drive, Google Drive or OneDrive.
Copy audio to the device's Music folder by any means. Mia reads what the system has already indexed, so anything on the phone simply shows up.
The support page covers getting files in, audiobooks that will not resume, and missing cover art. If it is not there, write to us.