foobar2000 never came to macOS the way it should have. Oort is a native, lightweight Mac player in that spirit — huge-library performance, gapless playback, a real EQ, folder browsing, and full FLAC. Local files and cloud.
$9.99 once. Yours forever — no subscription.
foobar2000 is a Windows institution: featherweight, blisteringly fast on enormous libraries, ruthlessly configurable, and completely uninterested in getting in your way. It never shipped a proper native macOS desktop version, which leaves Mac power users running it through Wine, dual-booting, or settling for heavier players that hide your files behind a "smart" library and nudge you toward a subscription.
Oort is built for exactly that person on the Mac. It's a native Swift app — light on memory, quick to launch — that treats your music as files you own, plays every format that matters, and stays fast when your library runs to tens of thousands of tracks. No bloat, no rented catalog, no monthly bill.
The one thing a classic local player can't do is reach your cloud. Oort plays your library straight from Dropbox, OneDrive, and iCloud Drive as naturally as local folders — streaming on demand and caching what you play — so your collection can outgrow your Mac's SSD without losing the fast, files-first workflow you want. Mix local and cloud sources into one library and browse them as a single collection.
Oort is a one-time $9.99 purchase with a 14-day free trial — no subscription, no ads, no account beyond your own cloud sign-in. If you also want a proper FLAC player for Mac or something in the Winamp spirit, that's the same app.
Native Swift, low memory, instant even across tens of thousands of tracks.
Navigate by your real folder structure, not just tags. Your files, your order.
Seamless albums and a full 8-band parametric equalizer.
FLAC, ALAC, AAC, MP3 — your lossless plays lossless.
Play from your Mac or from Dropbox, OneDrive, and iCloud Drive.
$9.99 one time, 14-day free trial. No subscription, ever.
One native app — here's everything it does.
Try every feature free for 14 days. Unlock it once and it's yours for good.
14-day free trial, then a one-time $9.99 unlock — on the App Store.
foobar2000 is primarily a Windows player; there's no full native macOS desktop version. Oort is a native Mac alternative in the same spirit — lightweight and fast, with huge-library performance, gapless playback, an EQ, folder-based browsing, and full FLAC support.
Yes. Oort is built in Swift and stays fast and light across libraries of tens of thousands of tracks, whether they're on your Mac or streamed from the cloud.
Yes. Oort lets you browse your library by its real folder structure as well as by tags, so the way you organized your files on disk is the way you can navigate them.
Yes. Oort plays FLAC, ALAC, AAC, and MP3 with true gapless playback, plus an 8-band parametric EQ — the essentials foobar2000 users expect.
Oort has a 14-day free trial and then a one-time $9.99 unlock — no subscription and no ads. You buy it once and own it, including updates.
Lossless FLAC and ALAC, gapless, from cloud or local.
The spirit of Winamp — EQ, visualizers, mini-player.
Stream from any cloud, or all of them at once.
Stream your Dropbox library, no re-uploads.
Play OneDrive and Microsoft 365 music natively.
Everything the native Mac music player does.
Start the free trial today — fast, files-first, and finally native.