Simple playlists for your music and YouTube™.
Nasturtium Player is a small, elegant app for building and listening to playlists. Queue up hours of music from your iTunes® library and YouTube with one easy search.
Requires Mac OS X® 10.7 or later.
The important stuff, and nothing more.
The window
Unlike other music apps, we cut to the chase. With Nasturtium Player, you spend less time browsing your music, and more time listening to it.
Quickly finds what you're looking for, without hogging screen space.
Type to find your albums, tracks, and playlists quickly. Press Enter to add them to your playlist. And the search panel hides away when you're done, so no pixels are wasted.
Nasturtium Player automatically searches your iTunes library, so all your music remains in one place. But you can also queue up tracks with drag and drop from iTunes.
YouTube streaming without a web browser.
Nasturtium Player makes it easy to build playlists of your favorite YouTube videos, and to control their playback in an interface designed for music. Find and stream videos directly from Nasturtium Player, no web browser requried, or build up your playlist by drag and drop if you prefer youtube.com.
Command your music without leaving your LOLcat photos. Or your spreadsheet.
Essential controls are always accessible in the optional menu bar controller. Plus, find out what's playing next or queue up some more music.
Starts out small and gets even smaller.
Sometimes small isn't good enough. Nasturtium Player's miniplayer mode hides away your playlist and shows only the current song.
Nasturtium Player is kind of awesome.
“ I like how Nasturtium unifies search of local media and YouTube videos in a single interface.... a powerful concept that fits my music listening habits. ” —Federico Viticci, MacStories (on Nasturtium Player beta)
“ As usual when trying new apps, it’s the care about small details that stands out to me. I like the thinking process that went into Nasturtium. ” —Federico Viticci, MacStories
“ The app revolves around playlists, and it’s easy to create, edit and save them for use in the future. The UI is clean and simple, and feels right at home on Mountain Lion.” —Stephen Hackett, Tools & Toys
