Your music on the devices you already use.
Kanora runs on Mac, iPhone, iPad and Android, with CarPlay through the iPhone app. Apple Watch and Apple TV apps are in development. The phone and tablet apps work on their own with music you import. Add a Mac and they can stream its whole library too.
Pick the screen that suits the moment.
macOS
Rip CDs, manage the main library, edit metadata, and keep the collection anchored on the machine with your drives.



iPhone
Keep a library on the phone itself, or pair with a Mac and stream the whole collection.



Apple Watch
Use the Watch as a companion remote, then take selected music with you for local playback from the wrist.



iPad
Browse, listen, and manage more comfortably on a larger touch screen, with or without a Mac.



CarPlay
Bring your own albums to the car through the iPhone app.



Apple TV
Browse the Mac library from the sofa, then play on the Apple TV or hand playback to the Mac in the hi-fi stack.



Android
Keep a library on the phone itself, or pair with a Mac and stream the whole collection.



Version support
Today, Kanora starts at macOS 12 Monterey on the Mac, iOS / iPadOS 18.6 on iPhone and iPad, and Android 10 on Android phones. The Watch and Apple TV apps are active work, with their final OS floors to be published closer to release.
Standalone, and better with a Mac
The iPhone, iPad and Android apps each keep their own library of music you import, and work without a Mac. Add the Mac app and it becomes the centre of the collection: it rips CDs, handles the larger library work, and streams the whole library to every device you pair.
Clear status
This page sticks to the platforms Kanora can describe plainly today: what runs now, what version you need, and what each screen is best at.
Want the thinking behind the shape of the product?
The philosophy page explains why Kanora is being built this way. The features page shows what the app actually does today.