Where Does RiMusic Store Downloads?
RiMusic downloads save to its private Android/data folder as an internal cache. Deleting the app wipes them, and files carry no song names.
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RiMusic keeps downloads where other apps cannot reach them. Explicit downloads land in the app private files tree under Android/data, as anonymous cache entries with no filenames to browse. Playback works fine inside RiMusic, and nothing else sees them.
That design has one sharp edge: uninstalling deletes every downloaded song with the app. There is no export, and scoped storage on modern Android hides the folder from most file managers anyway. Treat playlists, bookmarks, and stats as the portable layer, and re-download after reinstalling.
Where RiMusic stores this, by platform
/storage/emulated/0/Android/data/it.fast4x.rimusic/files/downloads
Internal download cache, anonymous files with no names. Do not delete or rename entries by hand. Uninstalling wipes the folder, so keep playlists synced instead.
Frequently asked questions
Can I copy RiMusic downloads to my music folder?
No. Downloads are an internal playback cache, not audio files for other players. The folder holds anonymous cache entries without names or tags. The developers block exporting deliberately, since RiMusic is a streaming player rather than a downloader.
What is the difference between cache and downloads?
Only the cache size setting. RiMusic auto-caches streamed songs for offline playback up to your chosen limit, separately from explicit downloads. Both live in private storage and both vanish on uninstall, so playlists are the durable part.
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