
Audio Visualizer
Published by Rino-program
Audio visualizer for local media playback.
Highlights
- Renders animated visuals that follow audio playing on the device.
- Works with media files stored locally rather than streamed content.
- Runs as a standalone Android application.
- Released under the MIT license by Rino-program.
About this application
Audio Visualizer generates on-screen visuals driven by audio that is playing locally on an Android device. As a track plays from files stored on the device, the application reads the signal and animates in response to it, so the display follows the music rather than looping a fixed pattern.
The scope is local media playback, meaning files already on the handset rather than streaming services. That keeps the application self-contained but also means it will not react to audio coming from remote sources or other apps unless the device makes that signal available. It is published by Rino-program under the MIT license and targets Android only. Anyone looking for a desktop visualizer or a plugin for an existing media player will need to look elsewhere; this is a standalone mobile application.
Where to get it
Android
- OpenOpens in a new tabApp storeF-Droid
From the publisher
Package identifier:
io.github.rinoprogram.audiovisualizerRead from the source on 08/04/2026
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