kjgaThemed lofi for studying, driving, cooking, slow mornings. Focus flows, late-night sessions, coffee-shop vibes, rainy-day rooms. A different scene every single day, mixed end to end for one specific mood. Open one, leave it on.
2 days free, no sign-up · then a 7-day Apple trial · $4.99/mo after · iPhone

kjga is a music app for people who keep music on in the background while working, studying, cooking, driving, reading, or just existing. The core experience is themed lofi anchored to specific moments: focus and study sessions, the drive home, slow Sunday mornings, tropical afternoons, late-night city scenes, outdoor days. A smaller catalog of long-form ambient sits alongside for users who want longer, mellower sessions.
Every session is mixed end to end for one specific scene, runs anywhere from 8 to 24 hours, and stays in the catalog forever. 136 sessions and 3,264 hours of music sit in the library so far, and a new one lands every single day. Listening happens in the iOS app; this site is for browsing the catalog and seeing what's coming.
Free to listen with no sign-up. Sign in to extend your daily listening, save favorites, and sync across devices. Premium unlocks unlimited listening ($4.99/month, 7-day free trial through Apple). Available only on iPhone.
fresh from the kjga catalog — listening is in the app.
A single multi-hour mix built around one specific vibe — a scene, a mood, an activity. Each drop runs 8 to 24 hours, mixed end to end with no gaps or jarring transitions, so you can open one in the morning and leave it on through the day.
Yes. The first two days are completely free with no sign-up — you can open the app, play today's drop, and browse the catalog before deciding. After that, a 7-day Apple-managed free trial starts when you subscribe, then it's $4.99/month.
Not yet. kjga is iPhone-only for now. The website lets you browse the catalog and see what's coming, but listening happens in the iOS app. Android and a web player are on the long list but not soon.
Lofi sessions run 8 to 24 hours depending on the theme, designed for long-form passive listening, not skip-driven playlists. A smaller catalog of 24-hour ambient drops sits alongside for users who want longer, mellower full-day listening.
Yes — kjga plays in the background and on the lock screen with full transport controls (play, pause, skip ahead). It works through Bluetooth, AirPlay, and CarPlay.