Search and add
Search YouTube in the app, tap add, and suggestions follow the artists you picked at signup.
A self-hosted music library with a native app
Search for a song, add it, and the server downloads and transcodes it to 256kbps AAC. Your library, your files, your machine.
What it does
Six things the server and the app handle between them.
256kbps AAC, tagged
Tracks are transcoded to 256kbps AAC with title, artist and album written in — and never stored twice.
Library and playlists
Liked songs, plus playlists you build yourself and reorder by dragging tracks where you want them.
Plays in the background
Lock-screen controls, seek, and a queue that keeps going after the screen goes dark.
Now Playing
Full artwork on screen, plus a short muted video clip for tracks that have one.
Self-hosted, no ads
You run the server and own the files. Accounts for friends, one admin, no subscription.
Download for Android
One APK, installed straight from this page. There is no Play Store listing and no account to create here — the app talks to the server you were given.
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Size
- 73.9 MB
- Requires
- Android 7.0 or newer
- File
- muzons.apk
Installing an APK
Android does not trust apps from outside the Play Store until you say so. Four steps, once.
Download the APK from this page
Your browser will warn you that APK files can be harmful. That warning is standard for anything installed outside the Play Store — keep the file.
Open the file
Tap it in the download notification, or find it in your Files app under Downloads.
Allow install from unknown sources
Android will block the first attempt and offer a Settings shortcut. Turn on "Allow from this source" for the app you opened the file with, then go back.
Install and sign in
Tap Install. When the app opens, enter the server address and the account details from whoever runs the server.
On iOS? There is no iOS download here and no App Store listing. The only way onto an iPhone is to clone the repo and build the app yourself with Xcode.