Bionic Tape: Cassette Player

Unfold, pull a tape in, fold, listen. Bionic Tape turns your phone into a cassette deck – made for foldables, at home on any smartphone. Unfolded, your playlists and albums sit on the shelf as cassettes, each in its case with cover art. Hold a tape and drag it into the deck – the case opens and the cassette clicks in. Fold the phone, and the tape rolls on the cover screen: reels spin, the tape hisses, the keys click. WHAT'S INSIDE • Fold instead of tap: the hinge decides whether you pick tapes or listen. Folding starts playback. • Keys you can press: real 3D keys with travel, click and haptics. PLAY latches while the tape is running. • Volume wheel: a ridged thumb wheel with 16 detents, each one clicks. • Window: look through the window at the cassette with its handwritten label and the current song. The tape pack shows how much of the tape is left. • Tent mode: turn the folded phone sideways and the cassette becomes the show, with your playlist's cover art as the label. Tap to play/pause, swipe for the next track. • Six skins: Classic retro blue, Sport in bold 80s yellow, Bionic OS, Cyberpunk, HMZ.swiss and Llama Amp. • TAPE FX: hiss and clicks can be switched off. MUSIC • YouTube Music: your playlists and Liked Music as cassettes, played through the official YouTube Music app. Background playback requires YouTube Music Premium. Google sign-in only reads your playlists. • Your own music: MP3, FLAC, AAC and OGG files as tapes, every album a cassette. Plays offline and in the background. • Demo tapes: work right away, no account needed. FOLDABLE FIRST – WORKS ON ANY PHONE Bionic Tape is made for foldables like the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8, where the hinge is the controller. It runs on any Android smartphone too: since version 1.0.1, regular phones get their own layout – a desk cassette recorder with speaker grille, rotary volume knob and a row of keys. Pull a tape down to play it; a button takes you back to the shelf. NO TRACKING No ads, no analytics, no account with us. Buy once, no subscription. A project from the HMZ workshop, Zurich. Feedback welcome: hmz.swiss/en/walkman