Mornye
Mornye is a music management app for macOS and other platforms that helps you organize, play, tag, and enhance a personal audio library.
What is Mornye?
Mornye is a music management and playback app for people who keep and organize their own audio collections. It helps users scan local music folders, browse albums and artists, play tracks with a built-in player, edit tags, manage playlists, and work with synced lyrics. The app also supports network-based libraries such as SMB, WebDAV, and Subsonic-style servers, which can make it useful for larger home music setups. On supported platforms, Mornye includes playback tools such as equalizer controls, ReplayGain-related loudness features, and library cleanup tools for duplicates and metadata maintenance. The project is open source and is published under the Mornye name, with a macOS build that uses the bundle ID com.zarz.mornye. For Mac users, it fits best as a utility for managing and enjoying a personal music library rather than a general streaming app.
Key features
- Scan local music folders and build a browsable library of songs, albums, artists, and playlists.
- Play music with a built-in player that includes queue controls and lyrics viewing.
- Edit track metadata and manage tags for supported audio files.
- Search, view, and sync lyrics, including timed lyric display when available.
- Connect to network music sources such as SMB, WebDAV, and Subsonic-style servers.
- Find duplicate tracks and clean up library metadata more efficiently.
- Create backups of settings, history, and playlists for easier migration or recovery.
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Safety overview
Status: Use with caution
Mornye is a legitimate music-library app, but users should be careful with features that connect to community extension repositories or online content sources. Those features can expand what the app does, yet they may also introduce content, metadata, or download behaviors from outside the core app. Access to music folders and network libraries is normal for this type of app. If you use extensions or online sources, stick to sources you trust and review what the app is allowed to access.
Recommendation: Keep Mornye if you use it to manage or play your music library on this Mac. If you do not use it, removing it is reasonable and mainly affects your saved library settings, playlists, and app-specific data. If you plan to keep it, use only trusted extension repositories and content sources.
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