Major JPLAY Update Adds Apple CarPlay Support

JPLAY — a music player for iOS and iPadOS that integrates Qobuz, Tidal, and locally stored files — has received a major update.

Designed for audiophiles pursuing the highest sound quality, JPLAY has released a new version of its music app, introducing one of the most requested features worldwide: full support for Apple CarPlay. With this addition, JPLAY users can now enjoy a safer, smoother, and more intuitive music experience through their car’s built-in display.

With Apple CarPlay, users can browse their music library, open playlists, view what’s currently playing, and control playback using the familiar dashboard interface — all without touching their phone. Naturally, this integration improves ease of use, driving safety, and the overall experience for music lovers who use JPLAY on the road.

More New Features

Alongside CarPlay, the update includes several enhancements aimed at refining the user experience:

• Tag display added to album, playlist, and artist pages for better clarity and easier navigation.
• New “Last Played Period” filter, helping users quickly rediscover recently played music.
• Various bug fixes and performance improvements to boost stability and responsiveness.

A Milestone Release

“Introducing Apple CarPlay support marks a major milestone for JPLAY,” says Marcin Ostapowicz, founder of JPLAY.

“Our goal has always been to deliver a premium, intuitive listening experience — at home, in the studio, or now fully integrated into the driving environment.”

The update is available immediately in the App Store and is free for existing subscribers.

Pricing & Availability

JPLAY offers flexible subscription options for all types of users:

• Annual subscription: $49 — including all features and updates.
• Free two-week trial for new users.
• Lifetime license: $199 — or $149 as a special upgrade price for current subscribers.

The JPLAY app is available in 15 languages.