Flow app icon: a neon spiral

90s music visualizer

Your music,
drawn live.

Winamp-style visuals that react to whatever app you're playing — Spotify, YouTube Music, your offline library. No importing, no separate player.

Get it on Google Play

Android 10 or newer · 3 visualizers free forever

Vortex visualizer: neon spiral trails reacting to music Kaleidoscope visualizer: a mirrored mandala blooming outward Nebula visualizer: smoky bands of colour moving with the bass

Remember Winamp melting your screen at 2am?

That, in your pocket, on whatever you're streaming.

Reacts to any app

Flow listens to the audio already playing on your phone and draws it. Start your music first, open Flow, watch.

True MilkDrop-style feedback

Every frame warps the one before it, so trails, spirals and smoke build up for real instead of being faked with blur.

Hits with the bass

Real audio analysis — 160 frequency bands and beat detection. Shapes jump on the kick, colours change on the beat.

23 visualizers

Spirals, kaleidoscopes, smoke, bass-drop rings, tiling mandalas, plus an exact spectrum analyzer and oscilloscope.

Built for AMOLED

Pure black backgrounds, so your screen only lights what's drawn. 60 fps at full resolution, portrait or landscape.

Works with the apps you already use

Confirmed: Spotify · YouTube Music · YouTube · Deezer · VLC · Chrome · offline music players

One honest limitation: any app can opt out of Android's playback capture, and a few do — SoundCloud is one. When that happens Flow tells you on screen instead of pretending.

Free to try, yours to keep

No account, no ads, no sign-up.

Free

Vortex, Bars and Scope — free forever, not a trial.

Flow Premium

All 23 visualizers and every one added later. Weekly with a free trial, or a one-time lifetime unlock.

Your audio never leaves your phone

Flow analyses sound as it plays and throws it away. Nothing is recorded, stored or uploaded, and the microphone is never used. Android asks you to share your screen when you start — that's how the system hands the audio over.

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Contact

Questions, bugs, or a preset idea — write in.