MeloTune picks from how the music feels — not from what you already played. Focus, unwind, sleep, energy: set the mood and it finds music whose feeling sits there, including artists you've never heard, and plays it through Apple Music, Spotify Premium or your local library. Touch the map: every square is one of its 400 moods, and the page takes the colour the app would wear.
Streaming services build "mood" from what you already played, so the same songs come back wearing a new name. MeloTune starts from the music instead: where each artist sits on a map of feeling. Set the mood, and the pick can be something you have never heard.
Every artist MeloTune knows has a home on the 400-mood map — placed by people, not inferred from your plays. That is how a pick can be something you have never heard.
A heart, an add-to-playlist, a captured moment, a rejected artist — those are declarations, and they shape what comes next. A skip or a track that played through says nothing about how you felt, so it teaches nothing.
Your taste reorders music that already fits the mood you set; it never replaces it. Ready For You says what each pick is for and how sure it is.
Ready For You runs on what MeloTune has learned about you — not the time of day — and remembers its picture of you between sessions. Pure on-device prediction. You don't rate; you just play.

The map's most-asked corners — each with the app's own presets and the exact emotion · energy they're curated at. Or say where you want to end up and let a Journey take you.
Steady energy, neutral-to-warm emotion, nothing to follow.
Meets you where you are and eases you down, a step at a time.
The lowest corner of the map, played through with the phone locked.
Top-right, reached on purpose. Walking, running and cycling shape the picks.
Calmer, lifted, focused — and 20, 40 or 60 minutes. MeloTune charts the whole route first and hands it to your music app as one queue, so it plays through with the phone locked, and shows the route as you travel it.
Up to three matches a day, over your mesh. Send a signal, and if they answer, your frequencies are matched. Anonymous — faces never. Your taste travels; your history doesn't.

Your listening laid out by mood — a week, a month, a season. Brighter squares are the moods you keep returning to; hue is the dominant genre. Tap a square to hear that moment again. And every Sunday, the constellation — the week you actually had, named after the mood you spent the most time in.
Dial, Meters, Tracks, Memory — one chassis, and the accent colour is the mood of whatever's playing. Lilac for R&B and post-classical, amber for the nostalgic and the locked-in. You read the mood off the chrome before the music starts. Genre Lock holds the lane; Mood Lock holds the feeling.



Connect Apple Music and MeloTune starts you in the genre you actually play most — read on your phone, never uploaded. What it finds, you keep.
Tap the Apple Music pill under the player → Keep in Apple Music. The curation becomes a playlist in your library, named for the mood.
❤ into your library, if you want: Settings → Music Service → "Add ❤ tracks to my Apple Music library" (off by default).
MeloTune curates; your music app plays. Switch services and the same stations follow. Local files get the same mood matching, offline.
Curate as much as you like — dial, genres, stations, voice — with no account and no login.
Two phones on the same wifi become coupled agents on the same mesh — peer-to-peer, no accounts, no server by default. Mates and rooms are end-to-end encrypted between the two phones. Your listening history never leaves your phone.
Your mood is the one signal that crosses every boundary. Even when other channels don't make it through, mood always reaches the room.