Supported music servers
One app for every self-hosted music setup. Connect as many sources as you like: RoadSonic merges artists, albums, favorites and search across all of them and recognizes exact duplicates by their MusicBrainz and ISRC identifiers.
OpenSubsonic and Subsonic-compatible
Navidrome
Navidrome is the most popular self-hosted music server: lightweight, fast, with a modern web UI and a complete OpenSubsonic API.
Open the guide →Subsonic
The Subsonic API is the common language of self-hosted music: Subsonic itself, Navidrome, Ampache, gonic, LMS, Airsonic-Advanced, Nextcloud Music and many others implement it.
Open the guide →Ampache
Ampache is one of the oldest self-hosted music servers, with a rich web catalog and a Subsonic-compatible API.
Open the guide →gonic
gonic is a minimal, fast Subsonic server written in Go, popular on Raspberry Pi and small NAS boxes.
Open the guide →LMS
LMS (Lightweight Music Server) is a compact C++ music server with a strong focus on classical and large collections, and a Subsonic/OpenSubsonic API.
Open the guide →Airsonic
Airsonic and Airsonic-Advanced are the open-source continuations of the original Subsonic server, with podcasts, jukebox mode and a full Subsonic API.
Open the guide →Nextcloud Music
The Nextcloud Music app turns the music folder of your Nextcloud into a Subsonic server.
Open the guide →Media servers
Plex
Plex Media Server hosts your music alongside films and series.
Open the guide →Jellyfin
Jellyfin is the free, open-source media server.
Open the guide →Emby
Emby Server organizes music with rich metadata and per-user libraries.
Open the guide →Local files
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