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🎚 Playprint

Five taps. Tell it who's listening and what you're doing, and it builds you an album out of everything we hold — no searching, no typing.

How it works tap ▾

Five questions, no typing

Your age, what you put on, what you're doing, who's listening and how long. Every answer is a tap or a slider.

The slider is the point

"Rock" could be anything. Rock at notch three is an answer. The notches are read out of what we actually hold, so the last one is always the heaviest record in the catalogue — never an empty album.

Built from our own shelves

Every track comes from the playlists already on the site. Nothing is invented and nothing is fetched from outside.

Playing is free

The album plays straight away. An account is only asked for if you want to keep it — and then it follows you to your other devices.

Which age?

How old are you?

Slide it. It decides which years the album leans on.

31 years old

🍅 Pomodoro

Rhythm

Auto-start next phase Alert me when a phase ends

Quick Playlists

How it works tap ▾

Focus, then break

Pick a rhythm and the timer runs 25 minutes of focus followed by a 5-minute break — or 50/10 for longer blocks. Every fourth round earns a long break. Set your own minutes with Custom.

Flowtime

No fixed round. Focus counts up and runs until you tap Take a break, then the break is worked out from how long you actually went. For work that fixed intervals keep interrupting.

Two rings

The outer ring is the phase counting down. The inner one is the track playing underneath, so you can see the session and the music at once.

Your task and your streak

The next unchecked item from your to-do list rides along on screen, and every finished focus round builds a daily streak — no account needed.

Put your phone in a mount before you drive

Where to?

Drive shows where you are and keeps your music one tap away. Pick your playlist now, so on the road a glance is all it takes. Going for a run instead? Start Run draws the way you ran.

Mixtuby never receives or saves your location. Your phone only asks OpenStreetMap map services for the streets and speed limits around you — and, if you search for a destination, sends that address and your position to OpenStreetMap-based search (Photon) and routing (FOSSGIS) services.

How it works tap ▾

The map follows you

The yellow car is you (pick an arrow or the Mixtuby logo under ⏸; in Run it is a little runner); the pale circle around it is how sure the GPS is. Move the map with a finger to look around (two fingers zoom and turn it), then tap ◎ to follow again; + / − zoom around you and follow you again too. The faster you drive, the further out the map zooms; + / − or a pinch stops that until ◎. A tap on the map hides the top bar; the next tap brings it back. Under ⏸, 3D view tilts the map with buildings and hills, and Driver shows the road ahead as from behind the wheel (both use more battery).

Speed and speed limit

Your speed shows bottom-left. When OpenStreetMap knows the limit for the road you're on, its sign appears next to it and your speed turns red above it, with one short beep (turn Sound off under ⏸). No data, no sign — Drive never guesses. Choose km/h or mph under ⏸. Speed camera alerts under ⏸ (off by default) flag fixed cameras ahead that OpenStreetMap knows — not all of them, never mobile ones; they are illegal in some countries, so turn them on only where allowed; not offered in Switzerland.

Music

The mini player at the foot of the map controls the playlist that's playing. Stopped for a few seconds, the map moves to the top half and the video shows below it; it folds away as soon as the car moves, so there's never a video while you drive. Turn this off under ⏸ (Video when stopped).

A route to follow

Type an address under Where to?, tap Search on the keyboard and pick a place — or just tap Start, which takes the first one: a bold line shows the way. When there is more than one way, a card shows each with its time: tap one or ▶ Start on the map (it takes the highlighted one), or the fastest starts by itself after 10 s or as soon as you drive off. The next turn sits on top (arrow, distance, street; where the map knows the lanes, the ones to be in light up under it), with your arrival time, minutes and kilometres left under it, and your phone says each turn in its own language while the music dips (on iPhone the music keeps its level). 🔈 on the turn mutes the voice; so does Voice directions under ⏸. With a route, the button under + / − shows the whole way; it turns into ◎, tap it to follow again. Drive re-routes if you leave the line; tap End route to clear it. Pick the line's colour under ⏸. 🔍 above + / − brings the search back on the road, with the last place selected so you can just type over it. Under the field: Home, Work, the places to stop at and your last 20 places under Recent places; ✕ removes one. Home and Work: the first tap asks for the address, then one tap drives you there. After a drive, Stop remembers where you parked — a blue P on the map and Your car first in the list. The share button next to the arrival time sends it through your phone's own share sheet. Arrival times are traffic-free estimates.

Run

Start Run shows your distance, time and average pace, and draws a line where you've run; Where to? finds a way on foot. ⏸ pauses the clock. Tick Directions on runs under ⏸ to get the turns on a run too. Keep the screen on: a locked iPhone stops sharing its location. When you leave, Save run keeps the day, the distance and the time under Your runs (a free account; the path is never saved).

Your location

It stays on this phone. To draw the map and look up the limit, the map tiles come from OpenFreeMap and the road's limit (and, if you ticked them, the speed cameras around you) from OpenStreetMap's Overpass service. If you search for a destination, the address and your position go to Photon (search) and FOSSGIS (routing); the spoken directions are made on the phone from one language file (jsDelivr), which carries no position. Mixtuby's servers never see where you are or where you're going. Only your last 20 places, Home, Work and where you parked are kept, on this phone alone.

Constellation

Connect the stars into a real constellation — then it names itself. No timer, no fail.

🌌 Stargazer · Lv.1 · 0 XP

Quick Playlists

How to play tap ▾

🎯 Hunt — find it

You get the constellation's name and a sky full of stars — but fake decoy stars hide the real shape. Find the constellation and connect it: tap one star, then another you think it joins. Right links draw a line and earn XP (a streak earns more); tapping a decoy or wrong star just shakes — you never lose XP. Miss 3 times and a real star glows. Build it with zero mistakes for ⭐⭐⭐.

🌙 Sleep — just relax

The next star glows softly. Tap it to draw the line. No score, no mistakes — trace the shapes and drift off.

🧩 Puzzle — memorize, then rebuild

Study the lit shape, then it hides. Rebuild it from memory by connecting the right star pairs. Same XP scoring as Hunt.

XP, ranks & collection

Hunt and Puzzle earn XP — harder finds and flawless builds earn more, and your first-ever find of each constellation gives a First light bonus. XP raises your rank (Stargazer → Astronomer → …). Every new constellation joins your collection (X / 88).