Marvis Pro

Name: Marvis Pro
Rating: 4.8 (1266 reviews)
Author: Aditya Rajveer

by Aditya Rajveer

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 31 Jul 2026

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Price: $9.99
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4.8 1266 ratings · App Store

5/5Best App I’ve Purchased
My love for music (particularly heavy metal) is to the point of obsession. I’m always listening to music, building up my own collection with classics and new releases, or keeping my finger on the pulse of what my friends and the larger music community are listening to. Marvis Pro gives me all of the resources I could imagine to streamline these processes. With a little fidgeting, I was able to create a “radio station” that constantly pulls 25% from my personal library, and 75% from other playlists, such as Apple’s “Breaking Metal,” which is a good way to find new music. That’s just scratching the tip of the iceberg. I can’t wait to jump back in and figure out similar tricks for other circumstances. For example, I’m already planning on making similar stations that mix my tastes with those of friends and family, which may make long car rides a little easier! On top of that, as someone who spends a lot of time in music streaming apps, the amount of customization options are fantastic. Being able to move every section around, enlarge, shrink, or collapse various images, and even customize the background itself with a load of options was a ton of fun and looks great! Further, having everything I could want (all playlists, albums, artists, songs, custom stations, etc) on one screen is something I can’t imagine ever going back from. I just love this app. Well worth the price. Best app on the store, in my opinion.

Grimnyyr · 31 Jul 2026
5/5My new favorite
I've been using another music app for years, and to be honest, it's been great, and I have been (and am) very happy with it, and with its developer. And yet, I have to be honest, Marvis has completely blown me away by being all that and more. It is very nearly everything I've ever wanted, or even imagined wanting. With apologies to my other music app, Marvis has stolen my heart away. Marvis's developer has been outstandingly responsive, working with me to help me understand all of its nuances and taking time to understand how I use it, and what I'm looking for in a music app. I didn't really "get" all that Marvis is capable of at first, and his attention to my concerns really made a world of difference in helping me get the most out of it and understand what it is capable of. I'm very grateful for that. The one thing that stopped me, especially at first, from making a wholesale switch to Marvis was the lack of support for iPad. In my view, that's really a must-have. There is a beta that does support iPad, and that's what I've been using. Once that's generally available, honestly, this will be the new standard-bearer, as far as I'm concerned.

BCMadsen · 31 Jul 2026
4/5It’s OK if you really, really want ultimate customization
I bought this app because I saw it was recommended as a replacement for the stock Apple Music app. I gave it a try and it’s OK. The app is really well made. There are lots of customization options and a lot of meta data available with this app. I would have kept this app if there weren’t some glaring issues. The app works fine but you have to change the app player in the settings if you want the music to stop playing when you force close the app. Also, the notification/lock screen widget won’t open the Mavis Pro app. It will open the Apple Music app. You can change the settings so that the Mavis Pro app opens but you have to sacrifice other settings, reliability, etc. Another deal breaker: no CarPlay app! I listen to my music in the car a lot. You have to make a handful of other sacrifices when using this app and when changing certain settings. That might not be an issue for some people but it is for me. It’s not the developer’s fault. I understand iOS has certain limitations. I’m not gonna request a refund because I want to support the app developer. I’ll maybe re-download the app in the future but for now, if the stock Apple Music app is working for you just fine, I don’t recommend this app. The stock Apple Music app will get the job done for most people. If you really, really want and need way, way more customization options and absolutely need almost total and complete control over your music library, get this app. This app is really well made and very polished. I just don’t need this level of control over my music library. Keep up the good work though!

HomersBBBQBYOBB · 31 Jul 2026
5/5Closest app I know of to the original iPod music app
Unlike Apple’s current music player app and other apps that strive to emulate it, this app shows the number of songs played in a playlist along with the total number of songs. This allows the number of remaining songs to be easily calculated. This capability helps ensure that songs are not deleted or repeated, which has been a common problem with recent versions of Apple’s music app since IOS 8, which this app successfully avoids. This app also shows relatively large album art on its screen compared to more recent Apple Music player app versions. Cesium used to be my third party music player of choice up until its recent versions eliminated the ability to see the list of upcoming songs, thereby eliminating the capability of determining if songs have been skipped or repeated. Mavis is now my music player app of choice and I highly recommend it for those who long for the simplicity of the original iPod music player, which can no longer be obtained from Apple.

hnnr03 · 31 Jul 2026
5/5Song title blank in mini-player, frequent pausing
This app is hands down the best music player available in the amount of customization it offers. I’ve tried many over the years and only found one other that was as sophisticated until the developer gave up on it (Tuneshell). I never understood why Apple didn’t put more effort into the stock music app and iTunes given how the iPod/iPhone revived the nearly dead company, but even more baffling is their willingness to maintain complete control of the API and hamstring third party app development while refusing to invest in their own quality music products. That being said, this latest update seems to have added a minor bug that removed the song title from the mini player and only shows the album cover in the lower right corner. Not a huge problem but one that makes it difficult to know what is currently playing when browsing the queue. I am definitely getting the startup delay you mentioned with long lists. I currently have 20,000 total songs loaded and your advisory on this issue was one reason I put off migrating to iOS 13 as long as I did, but now the song pauses briefly every 20 seconds or so. This is an unfortunate deal-breaker for me and one I dearly hope will be fixed soon. Marvis has been a stellar product and I can only hope it withstands Apple’s control-freak attitude towards third party apps in the future. Update: Thanks for the quick and helpful response! Great customer support is like gold nowadays in the digital world.

Questian1 · 31 Jul 2026

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10
Liquified for iOS 26! A brand-new App Icon, a new identity for Marvis. The screens are more vibrant now as they come with the frosted background of their artwork. Zoom to open transitions when opening your albums, playlists and more. Added some new app icons, optimized for iOS 26. This update also contains multiple bug fixes and improvements.
10.1
We've been diligently refining the UI for Marvis, and this update brings numerous enhancements to the design elements. We've added support for two additional rows in the mini-player displayed metadata. The symbol picker now supports newer SF Symbols. For artist-based sections, we've introduced an option to choose between viewing as artists or album artists. To avoid conflicts with other navigation bar elements, we've removed gestures support for the navigation bar. Bug fixes and improvements throughout the app.
10.1.1 · 7 Oct 2025
Fixes and improvements.
9.0
■ New Sidebar • Boasts a new design to match the iPadOS sidebars. • Customizable: you can add custom tabs to the sidebar like you add sections to the home. • The Sidebar Flow gesture to navigate the sidebar with one hand is still supported. ■ New Player Setting: Confirm Before Playing • Use this setting to change the behavior of whether you want to see a confirmation alert before starting a new queue. ■ New Section Setting: Arrangement • This setting is for multi-row multi-column sections on home, to change the arrangement of items by row or column. ■ Fixes and improvements.
9.0.1
Bug Fixes
9.1
We're thrilled to see so many of you enjoying the new sidebar and we're back with a new update to take it to the next level. ■ Sidebar • Enabled Sidebar Pinning for iPadOS and larger iPhones in Landscape orientation. • Enabled per-tab symbol customization, i.e. color, size, and weight. • Added support for customizing the sidebar background under Display settings. • More improvements to Sidebar and its gestures. ■ Accent Color • A fresh coat of paint to Marvis' UI. • Choose your favorite color under Settings → Display → Accent Color. ■ More • New refined look for setting pages. • New default app icon. • Add the option to play a notification sound when Track Change or Scrobble Notifications are sent. • If you've started playback from a playlist or a section, the playback source name will appear under 'Up Next' in the full-player. • Fixes and improvements. Happy customizing!
9.1.1
Bug fixes.
9.2
■ Multi-window support for iPadOS. ■ New Section Setting: Spacing. • Choose from Regular and Thin. • Tip: Try using the Thin spacing with Cover Flow. • Go to Marvis Settings → Display → Default Spacing to set a default. ■ Per-playlist, per-genre, and per-artist setup. • All playlists, genres, and artists have a common setup for each type, and any changes made to one will affect all, but it's now possible to customize them individually as well. • Example: To customize an individual playlist, view the settings page for that item and change the 'Edit For' setting to 'This Playlist'. ■ Custom Full-Screen View • Added the ability to customize view settings for the full-screen section view separately from the compact section view settings. • Open the section in full-screen view and enable ‘Custom Full-Screen View’ from the section settings. ■ Show Hidden Music • Marvis now shows unplayable music in your library that used to be previously hidden. The unplayable music includes pre-order items from albums and unavailable songs due to the expiration of licenses, or any other hidden music. • If you prefer to hide these, go to Marvis Settings → Advanced → Library Filters, and disable ‘Show Hidden Music’. ■ New Smart Rule Filters • Current Device (iPad/iPhone) • Current View State (Section/Full-Screen) • Playable ■ Miscellaneous • Added support for editing 'Show Add Button' and 'Add Button Action' on a per-section basis. • Additional options for Marvis Settings → Advanced → Action Sheet → Song.link URL → Never, Always, Always Ask. ■ Fixes and Improvements.
9.2.1
We’re delighted to know you have been enjoying the latest update with features like multi-window support for iPadOS, new thin spacing that goes really well with cover flow grids, and much more. This update includes some critical bug fixes and a new smart filter ‘Contains Hidden Music’ for finding collections that contain unplayable/hidden music.
9.3
The new versions of iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 are here and we're so excited about the possibilities it brings. • Interactive Controls for Now Playing Widgets • Playback Controls in small Now Playing Widgets iOS & iPadOS 17 only. • StandBy Widgets View and Control your music from StandBy on your iPhone with iOS 17. • iPadOS Lock Screen Widgets Enabled support for Lock Screen widgets on iPadOS 17. • iPadOS Live Activities Enabled support for Live Activities for iPadOS 17. • Enabled new Symbols added to iOS 17 in the Symbol Picker. Now there are 5000+ symbols to choose from Fixes and Improvements.
9.3.1
Bug Fixes
9.3.2
Enhancements for all Widgets. ■ Section Widgets • Enabled support for interactively playing music from the Section widget without opening the app. • To enable tap to play, add a Section widget and choose a Tap Action like Play or Shuffle. • Supported on the Home Screen, as well as Lock Screen Widgets. ■ Now Playing Widgets • New Tap Actions: Toggle Playback, Skip to Next, Skip to Previous, and Refresh Widget. • Artwork Tap Action: Choose what happens when you tap the artwork. • Title Tap Action: Choose what happens when you tap the titles in the widget. ■ Quick Action Widgets • Added support for some interactive actions. • Skip to Next Album, Skip to Previous Album, Shuffle All Songs, and Create Station. • Fixes and Improvements. Note: Interactive Widgets require iOS and iPadOS 17.
9.3.3
Bug fixes and improvements.
9.3.4
Bug fixes and improvements.
9.3.5
Fixed the issue that prevented Greyscale Artwork from working in widgets.
9.4
Time flies so fast, Marvis Pro is turning 5 soon. Here’s a cool new update to celebrate. ■ Add to Playlist • New UI, fully customizable. • Ability to search playlists on the Add to Playlist screen • Ability to add to multiple playlists (Can be enabled from Add to Playlist settings) • View as Home, set up Add to Playlist screen to view as Home with sections that suit your needs. ■ Playback Speed Control • Slow down or Speed up your music playback. • Marvis Settings ‣ Player ‣ Customize Elements, add Playback Speed Control to your desired location. ■ Last.fm+ • Scrobble Log: A log of Marvis submitted scrobbles. • Setting to change Scrobble Timestamp to start or end time. • Setting to change Bulk Scrobble timestamp to timestamp of first or last song, the timestamps for other songs are adjusted automatically. ■ More • New Add to Playlist element for Full Player Customizable Elements. • Playlist Folder filter to filter the list of playlists to include only those in a specified folder. • Fixes and improvements.
9.4.1
It’s great to see users have been enjoying the latest update that includes a stunning new Add to Playlist interface with tons of customization options, a super cool Playback Speed Control option to speed up or slow down your music, and some great new features for users with Last.fm+ add-on. This update includes fixes and improvements, and enables the ability to add the Scrobble Log section to the Sidebar and Home (Last.fm+ add-on required).
9.5
■ Add to Playlist • When the 'Allow Adding to Multiple Playlists' setting is enabled, clicking on a playlist no longer adds music to the selected playlist instantly, but waits until you are done with choosing all your playlists and click ‘Save’. • Enabled playlist searching when the Add to Playlist screen is set to view as Home. ■ Displayed Metadata • Added “Accent” for the Color setting option that automatically uses your chosen accent color for the metadata color. ■ Player • Added the option to hide Full-Player artwork. • Added the option to edit Displayed Metadata for the Queue Songs. Set up from Marvis Settings → Player → Queue → Displayed Metadata. • [Last.fm] Displayed Metadata for Mini-Player & Full-Player now supports Global Scrobbles, Listeners Count, and My Scrobbles for Albums, Album Artists, and Artists in addition to previously being available only for Songs. ■ Smart Rules • The “Maximum Items” limit rule now lets you choose the media type for which you want to limit the number of items. For example, in a song-based section, you can now apply a maximum 3 artists limit and it’ll show songs from 3 artists only. • Remember, having a sort rule before your limit rule helps you to apply a limit on your given sort criteria. For example, having a shuffle sort before a 25-song limit will provide you with 25 random songs. ■ More • Enabled the ability to drag media selections outside of Marvis, so that you can seamlessly drop content out of Marvis and to apps like MusicBox which have support for drop to import. • Fixes and improvements.
9.5.1
Fixes and improvements.
9.5.2
Fixes and improvements.
9.5.3
Bug fixes.
9.6
■ Sidebar Folders • Add collapsable folders to sidebar and have a multi-level hierarchy of tabs. ■ List and Grid Gesture Actions • Customize gestures actions like tap, long-tap, double-tap, and triple-tap for your sections and tabs. ■ Displayed Artwork • For library based sections you can use this setting to display a different artwork than the Album Artwork. For example, you can use this to display Artist artwork for Songs or Albums and pair this setting with the new gesture settings to open Artist page instead of the standard tap action. ■ MORE • Enable Grid Style support for song based sections. • Marvis Settings → Advanced → Super Advanced → Like System → Choose Between Love/Favorite, i.e. Heart or Star. • Bug Fixes and improvements.
9.6.1
Fixed a bug that prevented users from adding to playlists.
9.6.2
Fixed a bug that crashed the app at launch for some users.
9.6.3
Bug Fixes

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"body": "I've been using another music app for years, and to be honest, it's been great, and I have been (and am) very happy with it, and with its developer. And yet, I have to be honest, Marvis has completely blown me away by being all that and more. It is very nearly everything I've ever wanted, or even imagined wanting. With apologies to my other music app, Marvis has stolen my heart away. Marvis's developer has been outstandingly responsive, working with me to help me understand all of its nuances and taking time to understand how I use it, and what I'm looking for in a music app. I didn't really \"get\" all that Marvis is capable of at first, and his attention to my concerns really made a world of difference in helping me get the most out of it and understand what it is capable of. I'm very grateful for that. The one thing that stopped me, especially at first, from making a wholesale switch to Marvis was the lack of support for iPad. In my view, that's really a must-have. There is a beta that does support iPad, and that's what I've been using. Once that's generally available, honestly, this will be the new standard-bearer, as far as I'm concerned.",
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"body": "I bought this app because I saw it was recommended as a replacement for the stock Apple Music app. I gave it a try and it’s OK. The app is really well made. There are lots of customization options and a lot of meta data available with this app. I would have kept this app if there weren’t some glaring issues. The app works fine but you have to change the app player in the settings if you want the music to stop playing when you force close the app. Also, the notification/lock screen widget won’t open the Mavis Pro app. It will open the Apple Music app. You can change the settings so that the Mavis Pro app opens but you have to sacrifice other settings, reliability, etc. Another deal breaker: no CarPlay app! I listen to my music in the car a lot. You have to make a handful of other sacrifices when using this app and when changing certain settings. That might not be an issue for some people but it is for me. It’s not the developer’s fault. I understand iOS has certain limitations. I’m not gonna request a refund because I want to support the app developer. I’ll maybe re-download the app in the future but for now, if the stock Apple Music app is working for you just fine, I don’t recommend this app. The stock Apple Music app will get the job done for most people. If you really, really want and need way, way more customization options and absolutely need almost total and complete control over your music library, get this app. This app is really well made and very polished. I just don’t need this level of control over my music library. Keep up the good work though!",
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"notes": "■ Multi-window support for iPadOS. ■ New Section Setting: Spacing. • Choose from Regular and Thin. • Tip: Try using the Thin spacing with Cover Flow. • Go to Marvis Settings → Display → Default Spacing to set a default. ■ Per-playlist, per-genre, and per-artist setup. • All playlists, genres, and artists have a common setup for each type, and any changes made to one will affect all, but it's now possible to customize them individually as well. • Example: To customize an individual playlist, view the settings page for that item and change the 'Edit For' setting to 'This Playlist'. ■ Custom Full-Screen View • Added the ability to customize view settings for the full-screen section view separately from the compact section view settings. • Open the section in full-screen view and enable ‘Custom Full-Screen View’ from the section settings. ■ Show Hidden Music • Marvis now shows unplayable music in your library that used to be previously hidden. The unplayable music includes pre-order items from albums and unavailable songs due to the expiration of licenses, or any other hidden music. • If you prefer to hide these, go to Marvis Settings → Advanced → Library Filters, and disable ‘Show Hidden Music’. ■ New Smart Rule Filters • Current Device (iPad/iPhone) • Current View State (Section/Full-Screen) • Playable ■ Miscellaneous • Added support for editing 'Show Add Button' and 'Add Button Action' on a per-section basis. • Additional options for Marvis Settings → Advanced → Action Sheet → Song.link URL → Never, Always, Always Ask. ■ Fixes and Improvements."
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"notes": "We’re delighted to know you have been enjoying the latest update with features like multi-window support for iPadOS, new thin spacing that goes really well with cover flow grids, and much more. This update includes some critical bug fixes and a new smart filter ‘Contains Hidden Music’ for finding collections that contain unplayable/hidden music."
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"notes": "The new versions of iOS 17 and iPadOS 17 are here and we're so excited about the possibilities it brings. • Interactive Controls for Now Playing Widgets • Playback Controls in small Now Playing Widgets iOS & iPadOS 17 only. • StandBy Widgets View and Control your music from StandBy on your iPhone with iOS 17. • iPadOS Lock Screen Widgets Enabled support for Lock Screen widgets on iPadOS 17. • iPadOS Live Activities Enabled support for Live Activities for iPadOS 17. • Enabled new Symbols added to iOS 17 in the Symbol Picker. Now there are 5000+ symbols to choose from Fixes and Improvements."
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"notes": "Enhancements for all Widgets. ■ Section Widgets • Enabled support for interactively playing music from the Section widget without opening the app. • To enable tap to play, add a Section widget and choose a Tap Action like Play or Shuffle. • Supported on the Home Screen, as well as Lock Screen Widgets. ■ Now Playing Widgets • New Tap Actions: Toggle Playback, Skip to Next, Skip to Previous, and Refresh Widget. • Artwork Tap Action: Choose what happens when you tap the artwork. • Title Tap Action: Choose what happens when you tap the titles in the widget. ■ Quick Action Widgets • Added support for some interactive actions. • Skip to Next Album, Skip to Previous Album, Shuffle All Songs, and Create Station. • Fixes and Improvements. Note: Interactive Widgets require iOS and iPadOS 17."
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"notes": "Bug fixes and improvements."
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"notes": "Fixed the issue that prevented Greyscale Artwork from working in widgets."
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"notes": "Time flies so fast, Marvis Pro is turning 5 soon. Here’s a cool new update to celebrate. ■ Add to Playlist • New UI, fully customizable. • Ability to search playlists on the Add to Playlist screen • Ability to add to multiple playlists (Can be enabled from Add to Playlist settings) • View as Home, set up Add to Playlist screen to view as Home with sections that suit your needs. ■ Playback Speed Control • Slow down or Speed up your music playback. • Marvis Settings ‣ Player ‣ Customize Elements, add Playback Speed Control to your desired location. ■ Last.fm+ • Scrobble Log: A log of Marvis submitted scrobbles. • Setting to change Scrobble Timestamp to start or end time. • Setting to change Bulk Scrobble timestamp to timestamp of first or last song, the timestamps for other songs are adjusted automatically. ■ More • New Add to Playlist element for Full Player Customizable Elements. • Playlist Folder filter to filter the list of playlists to include only those in a specified folder. • Fixes and improvements."
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