wtf is alikia2x_aquavox?

AquaVox is a music player built for fans of Chinese virtual singers (Vocaloid-style voice synthesizers). The core idea is simple: give fans a dedicated, good-looking app for listening to tracks that otherwise live scattered across Bilibili, China's major video platform. Right now there's a public preview at aquavox.app. The problem it solves is practical. Bilibili isn't a music app, so its "listen to video" mode is mobile-only and lacks real music-player features. Plus, many Chinese virtual-singer songs ship with artistic music videos where lyrics are stylized graphics rather than readable text, making it hard to follow along. The developer tried importing songs into Apple Music for its elegant interface, but manually imported tracks lose Apple Music's animated lyrics feature, a dealbreaker. So they built their own player that combines Apple Music-inspired design with a catalog pulled directly from Bilibili and synced, time-coded lyrics. Who's it for? Chinese virtual-singer enthusiasts who want a focused listening experience instead of juggling browser tabs on Bilibili. Think of someone who follows producers and virtual singers in that community and wants proper lyrics, a clean library, and cross-platform consistency, the project aims to ship as a web app, installable PWA, and desktop app via Electron for a unified experience across devices. Beyond playing music, the project has a second ambition: becoming a community-built archive for Chinese virtual singers, cataloging voice sources, producers, staff, virtual singer identities, song metadata, and synced lyrics. The developer explicitly asks for community help to build this database and clarifies the project distributes no audio itself and isn't a streaming platform or business. The codebase is written in Svelte, though the README doesn't go into deeper technical detail about architecture or how the Bilibili integration works under the hood.