Songs, stories, & the why behind the music.

Most “safe” music apps run a label-based filter on a giant catalog of mainstream tracks. If a label tagged the song, it blocks it. If not, it slips through.

Psalmix doesn’t do that. We don’t pull from the mainstream catalog at all. Our songwriters and musicians create every track ourselves, written from scratch for conservative families.

Then a real person reviews the lyrics, the cover, and the message intent before it ships. Filters catch words. We’re writing the words on purpose.

It means no profanity, no innuendo, no glamorized self-destruction, no covers we’d hide from a family TV, and no songs pushing a hopeless or destructive posture.

The catalog spans Pop, Country, Rock, Hip-Hop, Lo-Fi, Indie, Classical, and Worship — worship is one genre, not the whole shelf.

Plenty of families who aren’t religious use Psalmix because the standard isn’t denominational. It’s built around character, intention, and what you’d actually want playing in your house.

It’s a different kind of catalog — not a smaller version of Spotify’s.

Spotify’s 100M tracks are the entire mainstream music industry, lightly filtered. The vast majority of those songs aren’t for our audience: they’re tagged or untagged explicit content, glamorized lifestyles, or messages we wouldn’t want our kids absorbing.

What Psalmix gives you instead is a catalog that’s 100% relevant to a conservative family — original tracks across every genre you actually listen to, written with intent. For the family that wants this, Psalmix is more than a mainstream service, not less.

Original. Every track in Psalmix was written by our team of songwriters and musicians using modern tools.

You won’t find Taylor Swift, Drake, or any other mainstream artist on Psalmix — that’s by design. We’re building music that fits a different brief: entertainment that builds character, sounds current, and matches a parent’s values from the first line.

Founding families lock in a low monthly rate, and the first week is free with no credit card required.

For current pricing and plan details, head to psalmix.com.

On purpose. Social features inside a music app become content-discovery vectors that bypass the curation.

We don’t want youth to have an in-app vector for stranger contact, peer pressure, or content drift — so we don’t build one.

That isn’t a missing feature. It’s a chosen one.