Rip your CDs. Build your library. Sync it to the iPod in your drawer. No iTunes, no Apple Music, no subscription.
Your imported music stays sorted. Or rip a CD to lossless ALAC, FLAC or space-saving AAC. Tagged and sorted automatically.
Your whole collection, clean and searchable. Stored on your Mac or external HD. Nothing uploaded. Nothing tracked.
Plug it in and hit sync. Streamless writes your music the way your device understands. No Finder. No Apple Music.
14-day free trial, then pay once and it's yours. Updates are free. No monthly anything.
Everything lives on your Mac or external HD. Streamless has no servers and never sees a second of your music.
iPod Classic, Mini, and Nano. The devices Apple's own software has all but abandoned.
No bloat. No settings maze. It does a few things and does them well, the way an iPod should.
Artists, albums, tracks, and playlists in one calm, fast library. Built to browse the way you actually think about your music.
Lossless ALAC and FLAC, or space-saving AAC. Streamless rips, tags, and files each disc automatically, so your library stays tidy as it grows.
Plug it in and Streamless loads your music. Playlists, play counts, and all. No Finder, no Apple Music, no dragging files around.
Streamless is made for the click-wheel era. The iPods you can still find for a few dollars and bring back to life.
* The iPod Mini plays AAC only — it can't decode lossless audio. And no classic iPod plays FLAC on Apple's firmware, so for iPod use, rip to ALAC (Nano & Classic) or AAC (any model, including the Mini). FLAC is for a cross-platform library — or for iPods running Rockbox, the open-source firmware that plays it natively.
Free updates within the current version. No subscription, no upsells, no account required.
Download for Mac →Try free for 14 days
Streamless is made by Sodium Studio, an independent software studio based in New England building focused, privacy-first software. No venture money, no growth team, no dark patterns. Just careful tools made by someone who'd rather own their music than rent it.