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p/nuage-2A native SoundCloud app for macOS written in SwiftUI
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Thomas Schranz ⛄️

Nuage - A native SoundCloud app for macOS written in SwiftUI

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Nuage is an independent open-source project to build a native SoundCloud client for macOS using SwiftUI.
Its overall goal is to make listening to tracks on SoundCloud more enjoyable by providing a light-weight and beautiful interface.

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Laurin Brandner
Maker
Nuage has been a side project of mine for the last couple of weeks, thus still very much WIP. If you have any type of feedback or would like to contribute to the project, let me know :)
Chris Messina
Top Hunter
@lbrndnr I'm unable to sign in because popups aren't enabled.
Laurin Brandner
Maker
@chrismessina Hi Chris, thanks for opening an issue on GitHub :) I will try fixing this sometime soon.
Leandro
Hey ?makers, would be cool if you added at least 2 screenshots, so the community can get a preview here, and know what to expect.
Yannick Lung
Maker
@leandro8209 Hey Leandro, you're totally right. Just added a few screenshots highlighting the best features of Nuage! Thanks for noticing!
Leandro
@yannicklu Great, all the best with your launch!
Greg Barbosa
Big Soundcloud user over here, so excited for the possibility of this app. Unfortunately I can't launch the app. Just autocrashes after logging in.
Laurin Brandner
Maker
@gregbarbosa I'm already aware of this problem and will try fixing it sometime soon :)
James Quinn
I have lot's of friends who would love this - I'll share it with them!
Joshua Pinter
Been looking for a macOS native app for SoundCloud for awhile. I've tried a few and ended up settling with just creating a pseudo app via Unite. I've set it up as a Menu Bar app with a custom app icon. Pretty slick. I'd still replace it with a native app if it did everything I needed.
Rowe Morehouse
Please put compatibility on your README!!! … say 11+ … it is so irritating when you are on 10.13 and warez never indicate compatibility …… I'm flummoxed again and again by indie devs that leave this crucial piece of info off their release or documentation.