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own everything you love.

a librarian for your media

everything in your collection: identified, tagged, and kept on hardware you control. all yours, even without us.

you're on the list. we'll write when your spot opens โ™ก
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the problem

streaming was never yours.

you don't own a thing on spotify or apple music. they lend it, they change it, they pull it when the license lapses, they raise the rent every year. you're renting your own taste back from people who can delete it.

deepkut is the other way around: a real library you keep.

what it does

collect. sort. keep.

  • collect: everything you add lands in one place, identified and tagged, the best copy you own kept.
  • sort: two copies of the same thing, it keeps the better one and clears the other. never, ever the other way.
  • keep: everything on your hardware, tagged and organized, playable forever, even if deepkut disappears tomorrow.

features

a shelf that keeps itself.

the shelf

  1. browse: every version, every pressing, every credit. find the 1971 mix, not just the song
  2. search: filter by anything. label, producer, year, bitrate, what you've never played
  3. play: gapless, on any device, straight off your box

always on duty

  1. files: everything you add lands in the right place, named and tagged
  2. catalogs: cover art found and filed, everything tagged and credited, like magic
  3. watches: tells you when your favs drop something new

all of it while you sleep, whether or not the tab is open.

how it works

your box does the work.

  • your hardware: runs on your own machine. a pi, a nas, the laptop in the drawer.
  • your interface: open a browser, point it at your box. nothing to install on your phone, nothing running on our servers.
  • we never touch your stuff: music streams straight from your box to your screen, never through us.

the honest part