Sleevenote is a music player built around one idea: album art and liner notes deserve a screen of their own, not a thumbnail.
- Full sleeve and booklet art: Shows the complete cover art, booklet pages, lyrics and credits an artist supplies, so a purchased album looks as it was meant to.
- Built for owned music: Plays tracks bought from stores like Bandcamp, Qobuz, 7digital and Beatport, keeping playback tied to music you own.
- Dedicated controls: A 4-inch touchscreen sits with five music buttons and a lock button, so skipping tracks never needs a phone.
- Flexible audio output: Connects over Bluetooth, a 3.5mm jack or USB-C digital out, fitting headphones, amps, speakers or a home DAC.
- 256GB of storage: Holds a large purchased library with no subscription and no constant connection needed.
First units ship in June 2026, priced at $349 in the USA, for anyone who buys music instead of renting.