Good question. Same catalog - Muky uses your Apple Music or Spotify subscription underneath.
The difference: Muky separates the audio player from the admin area. Kids get a locked-down player showing only playlists you created – big artwork, tap to play, nothing else. Parents manage everything in a separate admin area – create playlists, add content, adjust settings.
Spotify means infinite browsing, algorithm recommendations, and "Dad, how do I get back to my song?"
Plus with 4.0 there's a Browse tab with curated content for kids, so you don't have to search through millions of songs yourself.
Think of it as a "view" on top of your existing subscription. Parents curate in the admin area, kids see only what you want them to see.
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Good question. Same catalog - Muky uses your Apple Music or Spotify subscription underneath.
The difference: Muky separates the audio player from the admin area. Kids get a locked-down player showing only playlists you created – big artwork, tap to play, nothing else. Parents manage everything in a separate admin area – create playlists, add content, adjust settings.
Spotify means infinite browsing, algorithm recommendations, and "Dad, how do I get back to my song?"
Plus with 4.0 there's a Browse tab with curated content for kids, so you don't have to search through millions of songs yourself.
Think of it as a "view" on top of your existing subscription. Parents curate in the admin area, kids see only what you want them to see.