¥2,500
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Tessera : Hi-Res Music Playerはどんなアプリ？
Tessera : Hi-Res Music Playerは、音源の質を損なうことなく高解像度な音楽を再生するプレーヤーです。
高音質なDSDやハイレゾ形式に対応しており、元のデータに手を加えずにそのままの状態で出力します。再生中のフォーマットやサンプリングレートが常に画面に表示されるため、自分の機器が正しく音を処理しているか確認しながら聴けます。NASやWebDAVなどのネットワークから音楽をストリーミングする際も、次曲をあらかじめ読み込む機能で途切れなく再生できます。Apple Musicの楽曲もそのままの品質で扱えるため、お気に入りの曲を高品質な環境で鳴らしたいときに重宝します。
独自のアルゴリズムによる加工を避け、録音されたままの音を忠実に再現することを求める層にぴったりです。高機能なDACを接続して、原音の良さを突き詰めたい場面で活躍します。
アノアプリによる紹介文です。デベロッパー公式の説明はApp Storeでご確認いただけます。
Tessera : Hi-Res Music Playerの注目ポイント
原音の質を損なわない再生
ビットパーフェクト出力に対応しており、加工を介さない純粋な信号を機器へ届けます。録音時の質感を保ったまま聴きたい場面で役立ちます。
DSDやハイレゾへの対応
DSDやFLAC、WAVといった高音質フォーマットをそのまま再生します。Apple Musicの楽曲も高い品質のまま聴き進められるため、多様な音源を管理できます。
再生情報の詳細な表示
再生中のサンプリングレートやフォーマットを画面上で確認できます。自身の機器が正しく動作しているかを見ながら、安心して音楽に集中できる環境を作ります。
ネットワーク経由の再生
NASやWebDAVから曲をストリーミングで再生します。次曲をあらかじめ読み込むため、ネットワーク上のアルバムも途切れのない状態で聴き進められます。
価格履歴
今の価格は2,500円です。過去69日間で最も長く続いた価格と同じです。この間の値動きは、1回の値上げだけです。
アノアプリが独自に収集した価格履歴をもとに分析しています。
- 買い時判定
- 通常価格
- 記録期間
- 69日
- 最頻価格
- ¥2,500
- 記録上の最安値
- ¥1,500
価格更新履歴
| 日付 | 価格 |
|---|---|
| 2026-07-21 | ¥2,500 |
| 2026-07-14 | ¥1,500 |
ランキング推移
ミュージック（有料）：最終圏内 64位（2026年07月21日）
ユーザーレビュー （当サイト投稿）
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アプリ更新履歴 活発に更新中
Ver 1.4.14 2026-09-16
- Long DSD512 tracks now play to the end instead of closing the app.
- Apple Music playlists load again, and genres open several times faster.
- Shuffle now works from the Now Playing screen.
- Browse Only servers show album art while browsing, in the queue and on Now Playing — and you can pin tracks or add them to playlists.
- New Clear Library button in Settings ▸ Storage for each server.
- A server whose address changes on your network is found again on its own.
- Playlists are now kept separate for each source.
- Bug fixes and stability improvements.
- Apple Music playlists load again, and genres open several times faster.
- Shuffle now works from the Now Playing screen.
- Browse Only servers show album art while browsing, in the queue and on Now Playing — and you can pin tracks or add them to playlists.
- New Clear Library button in Settings ▸ Storage for each server.
- A server whose address changes on your network is found again on its own.
- Playlists are now kept separate for each source.
- Bug fixes and stability improvements.
Ver 1.4.13 2026-09-05
NEW
- See everything a track carries. Turn the artwork over and tap Detail for the release year, disc and track numbers, composer, album artist, ISRC, comments and lyrics.
- Browse by Era. Formats now opens on a choice: by file type, or by decade and year.
- Hold Previous or Next to run through the song you are playing. It starts gently and speeds up the longer you hold.
NETWORK PLAYERS
- Shuffle now re-orders what a network player plays next, without interrupting the song you are hearing.
- Switching output keeps your place instead of starting the track over.
- Handing a long queue over starts the music in seconds, with the rest following in the background.
- Repeat All now reaches network players.
COSMETIC
- Icons across the library and the player glow in your theme colour. The artist name has moved to the title bar, leaving room for larger artwork, and the playing position on the progress bar is lit.
FIXES
- Text and controls could be hard to read on pale artwork in Light Mode.
- Thai and other scripts were cut off at the largest text sizes.
- The Apple Music icon was missing from the Library header.
- Adding tracks to the queue while a network player was playing left that device circling only its first batch.
- Folder lists scroll more smoothly, and network players are found faster.
- See everything a track carries. Turn the artwork over and tap Detail for the release year, disc and track numbers, composer, album artist, ISRC, comments and lyrics.
- Browse by Era. Formats now opens on a choice: by file type, or by decade and year.
- Hold Previous or Next to run through the song you are playing. It starts gently and speeds up the longer you hold.
NETWORK PLAYERS
- Shuffle now re-orders what a network player plays next, without interrupting the song you are hearing.
- Switching output keeps your place instead of starting the track over.
- Handing a long queue over starts the music in seconds, with the rest following in the background.
- Repeat All now reaches network players.
COSMETIC
- Icons across the library and the player glow in your theme colour. The artist name has moved to the title bar, leaving room for larger artwork, and the playing position on the progress bar is lit.
FIXES
- Text and controls could be hard to read on pale artwork in Light Mode.
- Thai and other scripts were cut off at the largest text sizes.
- The Apple Music icon was missing from the Library header.
- Adding tracks to the queue while a network player was playing left that device circling only its first batch.
- Folder lists scroll more smoothly, and network players are found faster.
Ver 1.4.11 2026-08-28
What's New
V1.4.11
Music kept on this iPhone can now be sent to a network streamer.
Until now only music on a server could be handed over — anything stored on the phone had to play on the phone. Pick a streamer and your own library goes to it, album art included, with the screen locked and the phone in your pocket. Apple Music is the one exception: those tracks are protected and never become files another device can read.
The Remote Streamer button also appears on your own library now, not only when you are browsing a saved server.
Fixed
- Lock screen, Control Centre, headset and car controls now work while a streamer is playing. Pause did nothing, Play stopped the music instead of starting it, and the scrubber moved the time without moving the music.
- Resuming a track paused several minutes in. Some streamers accept the instruction and stay silent; Tessera now notices and puts the track back exactly where you left it.
- Previous works again while a streamer is playing, and the Queue sheet no longer shows the playing track under Up Next.
- Tracks that were skipped on a streamer for no visible reason now play.
- Choosing a streamer no longer needs a second tap on a device that already looked selected, and the Play button shows that a queue is being handed over.
- This phone no longer downloads tracks the streamer is fetching for itself.
- A music server that changed IP address is found again automatically instead of having to be re-added and re-scanned by hand.
- Reordering a playlist no longer pauses after each drop, and playlist rows have the same long-press menu as every other list.
V1.4.11
Music kept on this iPhone can now be sent to a network streamer.
Until now only music on a server could be handed over — anything stored on the phone had to play on the phone. Pick a streamer and your own library goes to it, album art included, with the screen locked and the phone in your pocket. Apple Music is the one exception: those tracks are protected and never become files another device can read.
The Remote Streamer button also appears on your own library now, not only when you are browsing a saved server.
Fixed
- Lock screen, Control Centre, headset and car controls now work while a streamer is playing. Pause did nothing, Play stopped the music instead of starting it, and the scrubber moved the time without moving the music.
- Resuming a track paused several minutes in. Some streamers accept the instruction and stay silent; Tessera now notices and puts the track back exactly where you left it.
- Previous works again while a streamer is playing, and the Queue sheet no longer shows the playing track under Up Next.
- Tracks that were skipped on a streamer for no visible reason now play.
- Choosing a streamer no longer needs a second tap on a device that already looked selected, and the Play button shows that a queue is being handed over.
- This phone no longer downloads tracks the streamer is fetching for itself.
- A music server that changed IP address is found again automatically instead of having to be re-added and re-scanned by hand.
- Reordering a playlist no longer pauses after each drop, and playlist rows have the same long-press menu as every other list.
Ver 1.4.10 2026-08-14
What's New V1.4.10
PIN THE ONES YOU KEEP COMING BACK TO
Hold the artwork on Now Playing, tap the pin button, or long-press any track,
album or artist. Pinned tracks gather in their own list at the top of
Playlists, newest first, with a quiet dot on every row so you can spot them
while browsing. Apple Music tracks can be pinned too, in their own list.
ARRANGE YOUR PINNED LIST
Pinned lists now sort by Manual Order alongside the existing choices. Pick it,
open the ... menu, tap Edit, and drag the rows where you want them. Anything
you pin afterwards arrives at the top. The ... menu also holds Unpin All.
SEARCH FINDS THE FILE NAME
Songs whose tags are missing or wrong were unfindable unless you were already
standing in their folder — the name on screen was the one thing search would
not look at. Every search in the app now reads it, along with the album tag
that some screens had been quietly skipping.
APOSTROPHES, DASHES AND THAI SPELLINGS MATCH EITHER WAY
"Don't Stop" could not be found by typing Don't, because the keyboard writes a
curly apostrophe and most tags hold a straight one. Curly and straight quotes,
en dashes and hyphens now match each other. Thai words that can be stored two
ways that look identical on screen now match each other too.
ONE SEARCH, EVERYWHERE
Tracks, Folders, Formats, Playlists and the main search box each used to
search a slightly different set of fields, so the same word gave different
answers in different places. They now ask the same question.
HOLD AN APPLE MUSIC TRACK
Apple Music rows had no long-press menu at all. Hold a track in Tracks, in
search results, inside an album, playlist or genre, or in Pinned, and you get
Play Now, Shuffle All, Play Next, Add to Queue, and Pin.
PLAY NEXT AND ADD TO QUEUE FOR APPLE MUSIC
Send a track straight after whatever is playing, or to the end of the queue,
without losing your place.
RESUME AT TRACK
A new switch under Resume Playback. On, a folder's Resume picks up the
remembered track where you stopped. Off, it brings back the same queue and the
same track but starts it from the beginning.
PAUSING NOW SAVES YOUR PLACE
Stopping the ordinary way used to leave a folder remembering wherever the last
automatic save landed, up to thirty seconds earlier. Your position is now
written the moment you pause.
UNPLUGGING STOPS THE MUSIC
Pull out a USB DAC or wired headphones, or walk away from Bluetooth, and
playback pauses instead of continuing out of the iPhone's own speaker at the
speaker's volume. Your place in the track is saved at the moment the cable
leaves.
MUTE WHERE THE VOLUME IS
The speaker at the left of the volume slider is now the mute button, on both
the local and Apple Music screens. With a network player connected it mutes
that device, not your phone.
ALBUMS BORROW THE FOLDER'S COVER
An album whose files carry no embedded artwork now shows the picture from its
folder instead of a blank square. Any real cover inside the album still wins.
CHOOSE YOUR APP ICON
Settings > About Tessera > App Icon. Four new icons — Full, Thai Kanok,
Minimal and Stained Glass — alongside the original.
THE FOLDERS LIST SCROLLS SMOOTHLY AGAIN
Scrolling Folders while music played stuttered, on any device. It stays smooth
now.
CLEARING STREAMING DATA
Clear Streaming Cache no longer throws away the tracks you had pinned, and
play counts update immediately instead of waiting for a restart. Clearing play
counts is now its own action, so resetting the numbers does not also discard
cached covers and quality badges.
Also: elapsed time is back in the mini player for Apple Music tracks, plus
smaller fixes throughout.
PIN THE ONES YOU KEEP COMING BACK TO
Hold the artwork on Now Playing, tap the pin button, or long-press any track,
album or artist. Pinned tracks gather in their own list at the top of
Playlists, newest first, with a quiet dot on every row so you can spot them
while browsing. Apple Music tracks can be pinned too, in their own list.
ARRANGE YOUR PINNED LIST
Pinned lists now sort by Manual Order alongside the existing choices. Pick it,
open the ... menu, tap Edit, and drag the rows where you want them. Anything
you pin afterwards arrives at the top. The ... menu also holds Unpin All.
SEARCH FINDS THE FILE NAME
Songs whose tags are missing or wrong were unfindable unless you were already
standing in their folder — the name on screen was the one thing search would
not look at. Every search in the app now reads it, along with the album tag
that some screens had been quietly skipping.
APOSTROPHES, DASHES AND THAI SPELLINGS MATCH EITHER WAY
"Don't Stop" could not be found by typing Don't, because the keyboard writes a
curly apostrophe and most tags hold a straight one. Curly and straight quotes,
en dashes and hyphens now match each other. Thai words that can be stored two
ways that look identical on screen now match each other too.
ONE SEARCH, EVERYWHERE
Tracks, Folders, Formats, Playlists and the main search box each used to
search a slightly different set of fields, so the same word gave different
answers in different places. They now ask the same question.
HOLD AN APPLE MUSIC TRACK
Apple Music rows had no long-press menu at all. Hold a track in Tracks, in
search results, inside an album, playlist or genre, or in Pinned, and you get
Play Now, Shuffle All, Play Next, Add to Queue, and Pin.
PLAY NEXT AND ADD TO QUEUE FOR APPLE MUSIC
Send a track straight after whatever is playing, or to the end of the queue,
without losing your place.
RESUME AT TRACK
A new switch under Resume Playback. On, a folder's Resume picks up the
remembered track where you stopped. Off, it brings back the same queue and the
same track but starts it from the beginning.
PAUSING NOW SAVES YOUR PLACE
Stopping the ordinary way used to leave a folder remembering wherever the last
automatic save landed, up to thirty seconds earlier. Your position is now
written the moment you pause.
UNPLUGGING STOPS THE MUSIC
Pull out a USB DAC or wired headphones, or walk away from Bluetooth, and
playback pauses instead of continuing out of the iPhone's own speaker at the
speaker's volume. Your place in the track is saved at the moment the cable
leaves.
MUTE WHERE THE VOLUME IS
The speaker at the left of the volume slider is now the mute button, on both
the local and Apple Music screens. With a network player connected it mutes
that device, not your phone.
ALBUMS BORROW THE FOLDER'S COVER
An album whose files carry no embedded artwork now shows the picture from its
folder instead of a blank square. Any real cover inside the album still wins.
CHOOSE YOUR APP ICON
Settings > About Tessera > App Icon. Four new icons — Full, Thai Kanok,
Minimal and Stained Glass — alongside the original.
THE FOLDERS LIST SCROLLS SMOOTHLY AGAIN
Scrolling Folders while music played stuttered, on any device. It stays smooth
now.
CLEARING STREAMING DATA
Clear Streaming Cache no longer throws away the tracks you had pinned, and
play counts update immediately instead of waiting for a restart. Clearing play
counts is now its own action, so resetting the numbers does not also discard
cached covers and quality badges.
Also: elapsed time is back in the mini player for Apple Music tracks, plus
smaller fixes throughout.
Ver 1.4.9 2026-08-11
V1.4.9
Play to any speaker on your Wi-Fi — and instant starts from your server.
NETWORK PLAYER
Send your music to a UPnP/DLNA player anywhere in the house and keep the
controls in your pocket. Your server streams to it directly — this iPhone
only sends the instructions, so nothing is re-encoded on the way.
- Find players on your Wi-Fi and see what each one can do before you choose
- Players that hold a queue take the whole album at once and finish it on
their own, even with iPhone locked or closed
- For every other player, an optional switch keeps the queue flowing while
the screen is off
- Lock-screen controls, volume, seek, and the current track, all live
- Lock your phone and come back — playback picks up where it should
INSTANT FROM YOUR SERVER
Press play and hear it. Server tracks now start while they download instead
of after: a DSD512 album that took thirty seconds starts in a third of a
second, and a 1.2 GB WAV file in under two. Interrupted downloads resume
where they stopped instead of starting over.
FOLDERS THAT MOVED
When a folder is no longer where it was, Tessera says so instead of leaving
silent gaps — keep the tracks in place if the drive is simply unplugged, or
remove them in one step if they are gone for good.
MORE ACCURATE
- Fixed a timer that drifted forward after pausing DSD playback
- Seeking inside a gapless album now lands where you dropped it
- Track changes after a seek are reported properly again
- Bit-Perfect is only shown when the output really is bit-perfect, never as
a guess
REFINED
- The source switcher is now a proper sheet, with the same highlight the
sidebar uses
- The Hi-Res badge in library rows is a gold dot, so long titles get the
room back
- Optional Keep Screen Awake while sending to a player
Play to any speaker on your Wi-Fi — and instant starts from your server.
NETWORK PLAYER
Send your music to a UPnP/DLNA player anywhere in the house and keep the
controls in your pocket. Your server streams to it directly — this iPhone
only sends the instructions, so nothing is re-encoded on the way.
- Find players on your Wi-Fi and see what each one can do before you choose
- Players that hold a queue take the whole album at once and finish it on
their own, even with iPhone locked or closed
- For every other player, an optional switch keeps the queue flowing while
the screen is off
- Lock-screen controls, volume, seek, and the current track, all live
- Lock your phone and come back — playback picks up where it should
INSTANT FROM YOUR SERVER
Press play and hear it. Server tracks now start while they download instead
of after: a DSD512 album that took thirty seconds starts in a third of a
second, and a 1.2 GB WAV file in under two. Interrupted downloads resume
where they stopped instead of starting over.
FOLDERS THAT MOVED
When a folder is no longer where it was, Tessera says so instead of leaving
silent gaps — keep the tracks in place if the drive is simply unplugged, or
remove them in one step if they are gone for good.
MORE ACCURATE
- Fixed a timer that drifted forward after pausing DSD playback
- Seeking inside a gapless album now lands where you dropped it
- Track changes after a seek are reported properly again
- Bit-Perfect is only shown when the output really is bit-perfect, never as
a guess
REFINED
- The source switcher is now a proper sheet, with the same highlight the
sidebar uses
- The Hi-Res badge in library rows is a gold dot, so long titles get the
room back
- Optional Keep Screen Awake while sending to a player
Ver 1.4.8 2026-07-31
What's New
V 1.4.8
Six ways to watch
The Now Playing visualiser now offers Bars, Ticks, Line, Area, Mirror and a true Oscilloscope that draws the waveform itself. Each source remembers its own choice, and the whole thing switches off the moment you leave the screen.
Shuffle that sounds shuffled
No Repeat Artist and No Repeat Album now keep three to five songs between repeats instead of only avoiding back-to-back ones, so a shuffle no longer ping-pongs between two artists. They also work with DJ Flow and on music that has not been analysed yet.
Browse by feel
New BPM and Mood sections find music by tempo and character instead of by name. Analyse a folder and watch its progress right on the folder row.
Know what you're hearing
Apple Music now shows the quality actually arriving on your device alongside what the catalogue offers — they are not always the same. A green check appears when the two match, and when local playback is bit-perfect.
Apple Music keeps up
Skipping to the next song — or just letting one end — now updates everything: the cover, the track details, the quality readout, and your play count.
One clock, everywhere
Elapsed and total time now appear in the mini player, for Apple Music as well as your own library, and every screen shows the time the same way.
Resume remembers
A folder now remembers the track you actually reached, including songs that played gaplessly one after another. Play counts for those songs are counted too.
Servers that find their way back
When your router hands a server a new address, playback re-finds it by itself. A scan that comes back empty can no longer clear a server's tracks, and songs kept in playlists survive a rescan that merges duplicate files.
Sleep timer, one place
The sleep timer now lives in the Library sidebar, and setting one keeps the countdown on screen instead of closing on you.
Clearer controls
Play, Shuffle and AirPlay sit on iOS 26's Liquid Glass, untinted so they read as glass rather than as coloured discs. AirPlay follows your theme colour instead of always turning blue.
Themes that stay put
Now Playing keeps the colours of the source you are listening to, not the one you happen to be browsing. Each source can also pick its own visualiser style. Album screens take their colour from the cover on every source.
Roomier lists, calmer covers
Track lists run edge to edge instead of sitting on inset cards, section headings scroll away with the content, and artwork crossfades between tracks with no dark dip in the middle.
More control
Show or hide any track badge. Tap the time bar to switch between elapsed and remaining. Playlists accept the same track more than once, and every library section has sort options.
More of the app speaks your language
The Appearance and Background pickers, the visualiser settings and several server screens were still showing English in every language. They are translated now, in all nine.
Faster, lighter
Format, Album and Artist screens open faster and sit still when you do. Manual track changes are up to 2.5x quicker, large playlists open instantly, and opening a very large album no longer stalls.
V 1.4.8
Six ways to watch
The Now Playing visualiser now offers Bars, Ticks, Line, Area, Mirror and a true Oscilloscope that draws the waveform itself. Each source remembers its own choice, and the whole thing switches off the moment you leave the screen.
Shuffle that sounds shuffled
No Repeat Artist and No Repeat Album now keep three to five songs between repeats instead of only avoiding back-to-back ones, so a shuffle no longer ping-pongs between two artists. They also work with DJ Flow and on music that has not been analysed yet.
Browse by feel
New BPM and Mood sections find music by tempo and character instead of by name. Analyse a folder and watch its progress right on the folder row.
Know what you're hearing
Apple Music now shows the quality actually arriving on your device alongside what the catalogue offers — they are not always the same. A green check appears when the two match, and when local playback is bit-perfect.
Apple Music keeps up
Skipping to the next song — or just letting one end — now updates everything: the cover, the track details, the quality readout, and your play count.
One clock, everywhere
Elapsed and total time now appear in the mini player, for Apple Music as well as your own library, and every screen shows the time the same way.
Resume remembers
A folder now remembers the track you actually reached, including songs that played gaplessly one after another. Play counts for those songs are counted too.
Servers that find their way back
When your router hands a server a new address, playback re-finds it by itself. A scan that comes back empty can no longer clear a server's tracks, and songs kept in playlists survive a rescan that merges duplicate files.
Sleep timer, one place
The sleep timer now lives in the Library sidebar, and setting one keeps the countdown on screen instead of closing on you.
Clearer controls
Play, Shuffle and AirPlay sit on iOS 26's Liquid Glass, untinted so they read as glass rather than as coloured discs. AirPlay follows your theme colour instead of always turning blue.
Themes that stay put
Now Playing keeps the colours of the source you are listening to, not the one you happen to be browsing. Each source can also pick its own visualiser style. Album screens take their colour from the cover on every source.
Roomier lists, calmer covers
Track lists run edge to edge instead of sitting on inset cards, section headings scroll away with the content, and artwork crossfades between tracks with no dark dip in the middle.
More control
Show or hide any track badge. Tap the time bar to switch between elapsed and remaining. Playlists accept the same track more than once, and every library section has sort options.
More of the app speaks your language
The Appearance and Background pickers, the visualiser settings and several server screens were still showing English in every language. They are translated now, in all nine.
Faster, lighter
Format, Album and Artist screens open faster and sit still when you do. Manual track changes are up to 2.5x quicker, large playlists open instantly, and opening a very large album no longer stalls.
Ver 1.4.5 2026-07-27
Your library, instantly.
- Albums, Artists, Genres, Formats and Moods now open instantly — no matter
how large your library grows. Tessera pre-organizes your collection in the
background, the same way the system music library does, so browsing never
has to wait.
- Rescans are lighter: your library is re-indexed once at the end of a scan
instead of working while you browse.
- Up Next: cover art in the queue loads smoothly while you scroll.
- Apple Music Now Playing artwork is now full size, matching local playback.
- Playlist covers are larger, and the Playlists section opens faster.
- Hiding a folder now removes its albums, artists and genres from every
browse screen immediately.
- Fixed: the source name in the sidebar now follows your language setting.
- Albums, Artists, Genres, Formats and Moods now open instantly — no matter
how large your library grows. Tessera pre-organizes your collection in the
background, the same way the system music library does, so browsing never
has to wait.
- Rescans are lighter: your library is re-indexed once at the end of a scan
instead of working while you browse.
- Up Next: cover art in the queue loads smoothly while you scroll.
- Apple Music Now Playing artwork is now full size, matching local playback.
- Playlist covers are larger, and the Playlists section opens faster.
- Hiding a folder now removes its albums, artists and genres from every
browse screen immediately.
- Fixed: the source name in the sidebar now follows your language setting.
Ver 1.3 2026-07-18
What's New (v.1.3)
Apple Music is here. Browse your Apple Music library — tracks, albums,
artists, playlists and genres — and play it bit-perfect to your DAC through
the system player, with full Now Playing, queue, shuffle and repeat.
- Separate search for your local library and Apple Music
- Customisable track badges: service icon, Hi-Res, format, sample rate,
bit depth and play count — show only what you want
- Quality shown for streaming tracks (Lossless, Hi-Res Lossless, Dolby Atmos)
- Cleaner three-line track rows
- Faster, more reliable DLNA/UPnP server discovery via multicast
Apple Music is here. Browse your Apple Music library — tracks, albums,
artists, playlists and genres — and play it bit-perfect to your DAC through
the system player, with full Now Playing, queue, shuffle and repeat.
- Separate search for your local library and Apple Music
- Customisable track badges: service icon, Hi-Res, format, sample rate,
bit depth and play count — show only what you want
- Quality shown for streaming tracks (Lossless, Hi-Res Lossless, Dolby Atmos)
- Cleaner three-line track rows
- Faster, more reliable DLNA/UPnP server discovery via multicast
Ver 1.1 2026-07-04
- What's New (v1.1)
Music Servers (WebDAV / NAS)
- Connect Tessera to your own WebDAV server or NAS and browse its library right in the app.
- Play your remote files through the same bit-perfect DSD/PCM engine. Tracks download on demand and are cached for instant replay.
- The next track is fetched in advance, so it's ready the moment the current one ends.
- Browse remote music by Folders, Tracks, Albums, Artists, and Formats — album art and tags fill in automatically.
- Both HTTP and HTTPS servers are supported, including self-signed certificates.
Play Count
- Album and Artist rows now show your play counts, and you can sort Artists by most played.
Smoother & Faster
- Large libraries scroll, sort, and search noticeably faster — no stutter when changing sort order.
Accessibility
- Full VoiceOver support across playback and library, including an adjustable scrubber for seeking by voice.
Music Servers (WebDAV / NAS)
- Connect Tessera to your own WebDAV server or NAS and browse its library right in the app.
- Play your remote files through the same bit-perfect DSD/PCM engine. Tracks download on demand and are cached for instant replay.
- The next track is fetched in advance, so it's ready the moment the current one ends.
- Browse remote music by Folders, Tracks, Albums, Artists, and Formats — album art and tags fill in automatically.
- Both HTTP and HTTPS servers are supported, including self-signed certificates.
Play Count
- Album and Artist rows now show your play counts, and you can sort Artists by most played.
Smoother & Faster
- Large libraries scroll, sort, and search noticeably faster — no stutter when changing sort order.
Accessibility
- Full VoiceOver support across playback and library, including an adjustable scrubber for seeking by voice.