A Android music player for Navidrome, Jellyfin and OpenSubsonic servers or a local library. Built for people who own their library and want it to feel like home.
Every screen is built for the way you actually listen. Fast, quiet, and entirely on your terms.
Recently played, recently added, most played and internet radio, all on one calm home screen.
Audio quality settings, endless playback, replay gain, system EQ.
Reorder, edit, clear. Save the current queue as a playlist with one tap.
Run Navidrome at home, Jellyfin at a friend's, OpenSubsonic somewhere else and even a local library for backup. One app for all of them.
Schedule a soft fade-out so your favorite album can carry you under.
Now playing and recently played, right on your Android home screen. No need to open the app.
Search, follow and play podcasts powered by Taddy. Your tracks and your shows, under one roof.
Stream the internet radio stations from your server in a tap. Browse, save, and listen live.
Synchronised lyrics from LRCLib, scrolling line by line with the track.
Wavio connects to the services you already run. Your tags, your listens, your downloads and your recommendations, all handled without leaving the app.
Fix the tags on a local album without leaving the app. Review every change before it is written to disk, or set a confidence threshold and let Wavio apply the ones it is sure about.
musicbrainz.orgScrobble what you play, then get it back as listening stats and as the daily jams, weekly jams and weekly exploration playlists built from them.
listenbrainz.orgScrobble every play and read your own charts without leaving the app. Loved tracks stay in step with your favourites, and similar artists turn into recommendations of what to listen to next.
last.fmSearch for an album and send it to Lidarr from the app. Follow the download in the Downloaders screen and play it once it lands in your library.
lidarr.audioPull individual tracks straight into your music library, with live progress and a full download history alongside your other downloaders.
ssync.netBrowse the Tidal catalogue through your Tidarr instance, then queue a track, an album or a whole discography and watch it download.
github.com/cstaelenSonic similarity across your own library. Describe a mood and get a playlist, build a fingerprint from what you play, or start at one song and follow where it leads.
github.com/NeptuneHubPlay a song your server does not have. Octo-Fiesta fetches it on the fly through your Navidrome or OpenSubsonic library, so the gap fills itself in.
github.com/V1ck3sViews built around what you do most. Browse, play, queue, tune, download, and forget the app is even there.
Free, open-source, and built by people who think your library should belong to you.
