Join the closed beta

Join the closed beta

help us test rpm.

rpm is almost ready for its first users. We are choosing a limited number of testers for the closed beta. They talk directly with the people who build rpm, and their feedback decides what we work on next.

What you get

  • rpm on a Mac, playing an album with Track Info open beside the album wall

    rpm for Mac or Windows

    Rip CDs, record vinyl, import files and play your library.

  • The rpm iPhone app: Home, the player and an album page

    rpm for iPhone, with 100 GB in the cloud

    Your collection streams from the cloud to your phone.

  • Pegasus, the full-screen player, playing an album

    The supporter perks

    Higher streaming quality, advanced recognition, DJ mode, karaoke in Pegasus, the gold backdrop and the badge.

  • rpm on Android TV: the home screen

    rpm for Android TV

    Almost finished. Beta testers get it first.

What we ask

  • Put your own collection in rpm: rip it, record it or import it.
  • Use rpm as your music player during the beta.
  • Report what breaks, what is missing and what works well.
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What do you collect? Optional
What would you use rpm on? Optional

your music stays yours.

Your files stay on your computer

rpm plays your collection where it is, and uploads your music only if you turn on cloud storage. To recognize a track it sends at most a 15-second clip, never the whole file.

Stored safely

In the cloud your music is stored encrypted, on Amazon Web Services in Ireland, inside the EU. It streams only to you and to the people you choose to share it with.

Not shared, not sold

You keep every right to your music. We do not listen to it, sell it or use it for anything else. rpm has no advertising, and the apps have no analytics or tracking.

Yours to take back

You can delete your account in the app at any time. Your cloud library is gone within two hours, and the files on your computer are not touched.

We read every application, and we will email the people we choose. We use your name and email only for the beta. The privacy page lists everything rpm sends and keeps, and why.