Stonepod
A music player for iPhone and Android
On the App Store · Android in testing
The wheel is back,
on your phone.
Turn the wheel with your finger, feel every click and browse your music the way you used to. And when you plug in the iPod you still have, Stonepod looks after it too.
iPhone: iOS 17 or later. Not on the App Store in the EU yet: there, try it with Apple’s TestFlight. Android: send us the Gmail of your Google Play account and we’ll add you to the test.
Your iPod, from your phone.
Connect it with its cable and an adapter, and manage it without iTunes or a computer.
Add your music
Put songs and podcast episodes on your iPod, and take them off again, with their covers.
Listen from the phone
The iPod’s music plays from your phone too, on its speaker or your headphones.
Keep it safe
Copy the iPod’s music to your phone and keep a backup of its library.
Tidy it up
Playlists, missing covers and the iPod’s name, sorted from your phone.
Works with iPod classic, video, nano, mini, photo, 3G and 4G (not shuffle or touch).
A player you’ll want to hold.
Everything you listen to, with the wheel.
Your music, radio and podcasts
The music on your phone in the classic order, radio from all over the world and podcasts that resume where you stopped.
Make it yours
Eleven colours, finishes, patterns, stickers, your photos and an engraving on the back. Two players: Stonepod and the clamshell Flip.
Screen looks
Dark and light, a monochrome LCD, the colours of the cover playing, and seasonal looks.
Your year in music
Your listening in numbers, ready to share, and achievements that unlock new colours and stickers.
On iPhone and on Android.
On both
- The 3D wheel, with a click on every turn
- Your iPod, from your phone
- Radio, podcasts and your music
- Your iPod’s music in the car
- Equaliser, sleep timer, alarm and wheel games
Only on iPhone
- Apple Music
- CarPlay
- Apple Watch
- Widgets and the Dynamic Island
Only on Android
- Music videos by decade and genre
- Android Auto
- Games from your own files
- An alarm that wakes you with the radio
What you do stays on your phone.
Questions?
Write to us: you hear back from the people who make the app.