Navidrome
Navidrome
Self-hosted personal music streaming server
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Stream your entire music collection from anywhere through modern server compatible with Subsonic API supporting numerous mobile clients for iOS and Android. Access music globally using wide selection of mobile apps or integrated web player, run efficiently on resource-limited devices like Raspberry Pi with blazing fast performance, manage massive libraries tested with up to 900,000 songs without performance degradation, transcode audio files on-the-fly saving bandwidth during streaming, leverage modern technology stack built with GoLang, ReactJS, and Material-UI, maintain compatibility with extensive Subsonic client ecosystem, stay current through active development with regular feature additions and bug fixes, contribute improvements via GitHub pull requests, and connect with community members through Reddit and Discord for support and discussions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Navidrome free and open source?
Yes, Navidrome is open source. It is released under the GPL-3.0 license.
What can I use instead of Spotify?
You can use Navidrome as a free, open-source alternative to Spotify.
Can I self-host Navidrome?
Yes, Navidrome can be self-hosted on your own server or cloud infrastructure.
What is Navidrome written in?
It is built using JavaScript, C, Makefile, Go.
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