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doujin-player is a Tauri-based desktop application published by megamega39, currently at version 0.3.3, designed for managing and playing local doujin audio works (同人音声プレイヤー) on the desktop. It belongs to the media player and audio library management category, targeting users who maintain personal collections of doujin audio content and want dedicated playback and organization tools beyond what general-purpose players offer. The application provides library management with automatic thumbnail and variation detection, allowing collections to be organized and browsed visually without manual setup. Playback features include A/B loop points with named presets for repeating specific sections, a sleep timer for timed listening sessions, adjustable playback speed ranging from 0.5x to 3.0x, and support for video playback in MP4 and WebM formats alongside audio. Organization capabilities extend to classification by tags, voice actors, and circles, plus favorites, playlists, cross-library search, playback statistics, and auto-resume so listening can continue where it left off. The interface is available in seven languages, and the player integrates with the host operating system through media key support and taskbar thumbnail controls, enabling playback management without bringing the main window into focus. An in-app auto-update mechanism keeps the installation current without manual downloads. Only one version has been published to date, so version 0.3.3 represents both the current and sole release in the catalog. Typical use cases include building and curating a structured library of local doujin audio works, looping specific audio segments for focused listening, falling asleep to audio with an automatic shutoff, quickly locating works by tag, voice actor, or circle, and tracking listening habits through built-in statistics. Overall, doujin-player combines library organization, flexible playback controls, and desktop integration into a single lightweight application built on the Tauri framework.
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