Sleeve

Your currently playing music, styled your way, right on the desktop.

Requires macOS 11 Big SurA compatible music app must be running.

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Super customizable

Dozens of preferences mean you can change just about anything in Sleeve.

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Customize Sleeve to fit your preferences.

Adjust every aspect of Sleeve’s interface.

Change the basics like artwork size, text size and corner radius, plus details like the shadow styles, alignment, text color and more.

Sleeve updates smoothly in place with every change you make.

Customize track information, playback controls, alignment, text justification and more to match your preferred layout.

Pin Sleeve to any screen corner, accounting for the Dock position, Menu Bar presence and screen layout.

All in a native app, designed to fit macOS perfectly.

New in 1.4Control playback directly from the Sleeve interface.

New in 1.5Support for live radio stations in Apple Music.

New in 1.4Automatically switch between active music apps.

Like tracks directly from Sleeve. Requires Apple Music or Doppler.

A clean modern design, with a Dock icon and Dark Mode to match.

Native app built with SwiftUI and Apple Silicon compatibility.

Preview the album view in realtime as you edit your preferences.

Sleeve sits at the desktop level and can stay there, out of the way.

Sleeve supports multiple displays and can be pinned to any of them.

Bring Sleeve to the front when the music changes.

Show the album artwork right in the Dock icon or hide it entirely.

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Does Sleeve need access to my Apple Music or Spotify account?: There’s no authentication required — Sleeve interacts directly with the Apple Music and Spotify apps as long as they're open on your Mac.
Why does Sleeve ask to control Apple Music/Spotify/Doppler when it first launches?: Sleeve needs this system permission in order to fetch information from those apps. All we fetch is the current track info and whether or not the apps are open and playing.
Why does Apple Music support work best with macOS 11.3?: A recent macOS 11.3 update improves AppleScript support in Apple Music. If you're on an earlier macOS version, we may not be able to get the track details unless you're only playing local files.
Why does the 'Like' control not appear for Spotify?: Unfortunately Spotify's AppleScript support is limited and we don't currently have a way for Sleeve to add tracks to the 'Liked' playlist in Spotify. We're hoping to be able to add support in the future.