Music that keeps playing when the internet doesn’t

Cached ahead, not streamed live

When a player is paired, it downloads the music for its schedule before it starts. After that it keeps at least the next three days of scheduled music on the device, so a dropped connection simply goes unnoticed.

Downloads happen outside opening hours or on an unmetered connection and never interrupt playback. If a download fails, the player tries again later; the music you hear is never waiting for the network.

Clear limits instead of surprises

A player can run without any connection for up to thirty days after its last successful sync. After that it pauses and asks staff to reconnect it to the internet, so schedules and catalogue updates cannot drift indefinitely.

• Status of every player (online, offline, last check-in) in the dashboard
• Cached hours and storage visible in the player’s device information
• Consistent loudness: tracks are delivered normalised, so offline playback sounds the same as online

Built for real hardware

The player runs on Android tablets and Windows PCs and works with any speaker setup: Bluetooth, AUX/3.5 mm, USB or HDMI. It simply plays through whatever output the device is using, and staff can pause, play or adjust the volume from the player screen.