For people who kept their music.
Musicae is a native music system for the collection you actually own. Browse it. Understand it. Repair it. Rediscover it.

You already have the music.
The problem is remembering what is in it.
See what you actually own.
Artists. Albums. Singles. Maxis. Compilations. Genres. Decades. Series. Tracks. These stay different things — nothing collapses into a generic “release”.

Make a thought playable.
Any view can become a listening session. Filter, then press play. No playlist has to be built first.
Click a step.
Search for music. Not filenames.
Try trance fast, rock 90s or artist: depeche. Results can be played, shuffled, opened, filtered further or handed to Create.
One song. Several versions.
Original, radio edit, extended mix, remix, the cut on the compilation. Musicae keeps them together as one work — a large library stops looking like a pile of duplicates. Compilations stay compilations, and a series stays a series.
- Original — Absolute Dance 103:15
- Original — Formel Eins: Hit-Kick3:15
- Video Radio Cut — Dance Max 193:16

See what you own — and what exists beyond it.

An album was an object before it became a thumbnail.
Music was never just an audio file.
The cover is shown at its real size: 120 millimetres, not whatever fits. The booklet — credits, artwork, lyrics, photographs — stays with the album.
From discovery to curation.
Whatever you found — an album, a filter, a search result, a similar track — can become something you keep. Musicae shows relationships. You decide.
Your collection has a timeline. So does your life.
Next · in development
Musicae does not say “you listened to this back then”. It says: this music came out when you were this age. Your name and birth year never leave the device.

Personal without profiling.
Own the music. Own the software.
Streaming manages access. Musicae takes care of your collection — so the software should feel like ownership, too.
Built carefully. Released when ready.
This is a long-term instrument, not a disposable app.
Musicae is in development.
Get notified when the first public version is ready.
No countdown. No waitlist ranking. One mail.