Dino’s Jukebox is an iPhone and CarPlay app that turns the music people already own into a proper jukebox. It plays your collection from your NAS, Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, Navidrome/Subsonic, Synology Audio Station, Lyrion, Kodi, network shares, WebDAV, UPnP or Dropbox – all at once – with a chart of what gets played most and a DJ who counts down the hits.
Fact sheet
- Developer: Dean Matthews, an independent solo developer in Evesham, UK
- Released: 1 November 2026
- Platform: iPhone with iOS 17 or later, and Apple CarPlay
- Price: free download with a 7-day free trial, then £7.99 a year (local equivalents elsewhere)
- Privacy: no adverts, no accounts, no data collected
- App Store: apps.apple.com/app/id6825466032
- Website: matthews.casa/iphonejukebox
What makes it different
- Hot Here chart – built from what you actually play, with up, down and NEW badges
- Countdown – your top 5 to 50 in reverse order, each position introduced by a DJ voice
- Jukebox sound – smooth crossfades, volume levelling and a 10-band equaliser
- Now Playing – a big full-screen view with sing-along synced lyrics
- Any source, all at once – a dozen kinds of home server, share and cloud storage
- Offline downloads and full CarPlay support
Screenshots
Click any screenshot for the full-size image. The full-resolution App Store screenshots and a 1024px app icon are in the press kit. The music shown is Creative Commons demo music with original artwork, so the screenshots can be used freely in coverage.
Contact
For review copies (promo codes), interviews or questions, email developer@matthews.casa.