2.2.2

Z Phase v2.2.2 — Offline-First Music Player for Windows

Z Phase is a free, open-source, offline-first music player for Windows —
built with a familiar Spotify-style interface, designed for people who want
to own and control their local music library instead of relying on
streaming subscriptions.

Play your MP3, FLAC, WAV, M4A, OGG, and AAC files entirely offline, with a
fast SQLite-backed library, automatic metadata and artwork extraction, a
10-band equalizer, and optional YouTube-powered music discovery — all
running natively on Windows with no telemetry and no internet dependency
for core playback.

✨ Key Features

• Local library scanning — automatically index your music folders with
  full metadata (title, artist, album, artwork, year, genre)
• 10-band persistent equalizer with 14 built-in presets (Rock, Pop,
  Jazz, Bass Boost, and more), saved across restarts
• YouTube search & download — find and download tracks as MP3 with
  embedded artwork, no manual link-copying required
• Playlists & Liked Songs with drag-to-reorder support
• Mini Player and expanded Now Playing view with blurred album art
• Windows 11 System Media Transport Controls (SMTC) — control playback
  from your lock screen, keyboard media keys, or Bluetooth headset
• System tray support and launch-on-startup
• Auto-updater with background downloads

📥 Installation

Download Z Phase-Setup-2.2.2.exe below and run it. Windows SmartScreen
may show a warning since this build isn't code-signed yet — click
More info → Run anyway to proceed. Full source is available and
auditable in this repository if you'd prefer to build from source instead.

🔧 Tech Stack

Built with Electron, React, TypeScript, SQLite, and the Web Audio API.
Music discovery is powered by yt-dlp and ffmpeg.

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