148 Interest Score
28 Discussions
0.19 Engagement
Oct 2023 Launched
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Sidepod is a tiny but powerful Spotify widget to allows you to control your music from anywhere, at anytime.

What the Community Said

Hi everyone! 👋 Tim here. 😄 Back again with my second product launch! 🚀 Introducing: Sidepod - a Spotify widget that sits at the corner of your screen. Allowing you to control your music from anywhere, at anytime. Sidepod is lightweight and tiny but packs a punch to let you focus on your work but seamlessly control your music. It's a slight spinoff pivot product from my first product Harmonize. It's a macOS app, and all the basic features you'd expect in a music player. Features 🚀 🔎 Search by: -

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Congratulations on the launch! I'm currently using a terminal Spotify client like ncspot on Linux and this looks so cool! Sad it's just for MacOS though :(

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@danielctuttle Thought you might wanna check it out.

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Congratulations on your launch, Tim! I'll be sure to check it out!

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I prefer Youtube Music over every other platform. I think Spotify is crushing it with the Iphone crowd though so that might be the reason why it is so popular. I Originally signed up for Google Music which gave me Youtube Red as well and with my heavy Youtube usage it was a no brainer at the time and still is even with a price increase coming in the next couple of months.

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