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Built for Generation Z who just want to download it, open it, and have it work. Wasp combines a sleek, minimal interface with features that actually matter: custom playlist covers, fine-tuned EQ, pitch, and speed. No ads, no tracking, no subscriptions, no internet required, ever. Just your music, your aesthetic, zero learning curve. And it'll stay that way: future updates add what matters, not a pile of features to get lost in.
Most of what I listen to doesn't exist on Spotify. Remixes, mashups, slowed and reverb edits. A lot of it also comes from smaller artists who just share their music directly with fans instead of going through a distributor. I was already downloading files and just needed something decent to play them on.
I looked at other offline players first. Some are really well built, full of features and options. But that's the opposite of what I needed. I wanted something as simple to use as a streaming app, you open it and it just plays.
So I built Wasp. Kept it deliberately small, no internet permission at all, no ads, no tracking, no subscription. The one area I actually went deep on is playlists, letting you build the whole vibe yourself, from the cover art down to how each one sounds and feels.
This is my first real launch and I built the whole thing solo, so I'd genuinely love to hear what's missing, what's confusing, anything.
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About Wasp on Product Hunt
“Custom playlists, per-playlist EQ, zero streaming”
Wasp was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 2 comments, placing #129 on the daily leaderboard. Built for Generation Z who just want to download it, open it, and have it work. Wasp combines a sleek, minimal interface with features that actually matter: custom playlist covers, fine-tuned EQ, pitch, and speed. No ads, no tracking, no subscriptions, no internet required, ever. Just your music, your aesthetic, zero learning curve. And it'll stay that way: future updates add what matters, not a pile of features to get lost in.
Wasp was featured in Android (57.5k followers) and Music (53.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 57.4k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted Wasp?
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Denys
Hey Product Hunt 👋
Most of what I listen to doesn't exist on Spotify. Remixes, mashups, slowed and reverb edits. A lot of it also comes from smaller artists who just share their music directly with fans instead of going through a distributor. I was already downloading files and just needed something decent to play them on.
I looked at other offline players first. Some are really well built, full of features and options. But that's the opposite of what I needed. I wanted something as simple to use as a streaming app, you open it and it just plays.
So I built Wasp. Kept it deliberately small, no internet permission at all, no ads, no tracking, no subscription. The one area I actually went deep on is playlists, letting you build the whole vibe yourself, from the cover art down to how each one sounds and feels.
This is my first real launch and I built the whole thing solo, so I'd genuinely love to hear what's missing, what's confusing, anything.