Music
A music player that follows you through your day
UrCosmo Music is a real player, not a mood board. Say what you want to hear and it starts; the transport stays with you while you write a journal entry, work through a to-do list, or plan your week.
Tobey canAsk— through a card you press.
In this section
What you can do
- 01
- Ask for a song, by name
- Type a title, an artist, or ask Tobey for it in a sentence — including the film a song is from, which is often the strongest clue in the request. It resolves and plays, no search-results detour.
- 02
- It looks in your own library first
- A song you already saved is never fetched again. Your playlists and liked tracks are searched before anything leaves the app, so the thing you asked for is the thing you already had.
- 03
- A player that survives navigation
- The transport is part of the shell, not the page. Move to any section and the music keeps going — and only one tab ever makes sound, so a second window never doubles up on you.
- 04
- Playlists, liked and history
- Build your own playlists or bring in a public YouTube playlist by URL and keep it in sync. Everything you liked and everything you played stays on its own page.
- 05
- Share a playlist with a link
- Any playlist can be opened up as a public page that anyone can play from, with nothing else from your account attached to it.
Questions
About music
Where does the music come from?
Tracks play through YouTube inside the app, so the catalogue is as large as YouTube’s and you do not need a separate subscription to start listening.
Can I bring playlists I already have?
Yes. Paste a public YouTube playlist URL and UrCosmo mirrors it, keeping it in sync until you edit it yourself — at which point it becomes yours and stops changing under you.
Does it remember what I listened to?
Yes. Liked tracks and listening history each have their own page, and the player offers to resume whatever you were last playing.
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Stop filling in music. Just say it.
Tell Tobey in your own words and check the card it draws.