Veldt Wisp

Features Universal now-playing pill — round album art, bold title over artist (auto-scrolling), driven entirely by generic MediaSession data. No per-app integrations, no whitelist, no accounts. In-place expand — the pill morphs into a full media card right where it sits (no activity launch, no system transition). Tap anywhere outside, or swipe up, to collapse. Real scrubbing — tap or drag the wave bar to seek; every animation tapers politely around your thumb so nothing is ever cropped at the playhead. Full playback controls — previous / play-pause / next on the card, plus the app's own custom actions when it exposes them. Want them on the pill too? Flip one switch and pick a layout. Album-art colors — wave gradients and thumb glow are extracted live from the current track's artwork (with a vibrant fallback palette), and a contrast guard keeps auto colors from vanishing into near-white or near-black album art. Monochrome mode is one toggle away. Stays out of the way — hides while you're inside the app that's playing, reappears everywhere else; only the pill's own pixels are touchable — everything around it clicks straight through. Six positions — anchor the pill top or bottom, left / center / right; the morph, edge offset, and gestures all adapt to the anchor. Swipe to stash — flick the pill toward the screen edge to tuck it into a notification; tap to bring it back. Or enable home-screen-only mode so it lives on your launcher and nowhere else. Built-in updates — a manual "Check for updates" button against GitHub Releases. No background phone-home, ever. Featherweight — pure Kotlin / Jetpack Compose, zero native code (runs on 32-bit relics and modern arm64 alike), zero Google Play Services, zero network access — except the manual update check you trigger yourself.