SpotiFLAC Mobile 4.5.5 for Android

It pulls tracks from Tidal, Qobuz, and Amazon Music as genuine FLAC files - not transcoded, not compressed - and saves them directly to your phone's storage.

No PC in the loop, no quality compromise.

What's New in 4.5

This release adds Tidal ISRC and metadata search, an auto-scan option for your local library, and upgrades Tidal and Deezer cover art to maximum quality.

Several stability fixes land alongside it: the queue pause behavior is corrected, already-downloaded tracks are properly skipped on bulk downloads, and Qobuz API integration is improved.

Lyrics providers have been migrated to Paxsenix endpoints for better reliability.
- Improve library grid, image loading, and metadata filters
- Add experimental Android native download worker
- Show extension service health
- Add deduplicateDownloads setting & fix build errors
- settings: Reorganize settings into focused pages
- Add Favorite Artists collection
- Retire built-in download providers, add isolated extension runtimes, Google Sans Flex font, and monochrome icon support
- Improve extension metadata UI
- Expose audio duration in metadata API and fix home empty-state race
- Add generic extension provider resolution, progress phases, and instrumental lyrics heuristic
- Remove Tidal built-in provider, add extension download dedup/ISRC/Lyrics APIs, and expand l10n/a11y
- Add skip_fallback capability for extension availability results
- Propagate download cancellation through entire pipeline, add MusicBrainz album artist fallback, and allow disabling home feed

Playing Your Downloads

Once tracks are saved as FLAC, VLC for Android plays them immediately with no additional setup.

For a more dedicated audio experience, foobar2000 for Android handles FLAC with bit-perfect output and gapless playback - the same engine audiophiles rely on for desktop listening, now on mobile.