Do you like to listen to music on your jailbroken iPhone or iPad? If you answered yes to that question, then you might take kindly to a newly released jailbreak tweak called LSLyrics by iOS developer Mysteryexe, which helps bring your music to life by displaying time-synced lyrics on your device’s Lock Screen background.
According to the tweak’s depiction page in the Havoc repository, LSLyrics supports iOS & iPadOS 14-17 devices and works with all music player apps, whether it’s the native Apple Music app or a third-party alternative. The developer also notes that LSLyrics features a 95% accurate rate thanks to free lyric-fetching APIs.
Users can customize the position and size of the lyrics on their Lock Screen however they want, translate them into any language they want, integrate them with the adaptive color nature of ColorFlow, and enjoy smooth and fluid animations.
As you will see in some of the screenshot examples, LSLyrics sets the Lock Screen background as the album artwork of whatever you’re listening to and can apply a subtle blur to help bring your attention and focus to the lyrics.
If you’re interested in giving LSLyrics a try, then you can currently purchase a copy from the Havoc repository for $1.49 via your favorite package manager app. Anyone that already owns Mysteryexe’s Reo jailbreak tweak can get LSLyrics for just $0.99 instead.
LSLyrics support jailbroken handsets running rootful, rootless, or RootHide-infused jailbreaks on iOS & iPadOS 14, 15, 16, and 17 firmware versions.
Do you plan to take advantage of the LSLyrics jailbreak tweak? Let us know why or why not in the comments section down below.
