Best Free Mobile App for Streaming Self-Hosted Music?

[n0x0n@lemmy.ml]

Navidrome + Tempo is probably the best experience I ever had on mobile !

However, Tempo hasn't been updated for a few months now and hope the maintainer is doing okay?

Tried a few other alternatives but Tempo came out the best IMO !

[shrugal@lemm.ee]

Not OP, but when I was looking for an alternative it was the music analysis and Auto-Playlist/DJ features that set Plexamp apart.

[talentedkiwi@sh.itjust.works]

How is the music discovery on Tempo?

[diegantobass@lemmy.world]

Made the switch from Airsonic + Ultrasonic and second this.

And hoping Tempo's maintainer is still working on it.

[diegantobass@lemmy.world]

Not bad at all! You have your classic shuffle discovery, but also a playlist from songs you liked, and many exploration shortcuts like music by decades. It also got me into scrobbling to listenbrainz.

[roofuskit@lemmy.world]

Can you link to Tempo? The name is rather generic making it hard to find.

Edit: found it on F-droid. Benefit of a smaller pool.

Sucks that there's no auto playlist. I like to be able to one click make a radio station from an artist.

[quizzaciousotter@lemm.ee]

I see, this sounds very good indeed!

[xyro@lemmy.ca]

I switched from aAirsonic to Navidrome recently and I wouldn't go back, Symohonium to listen on Android

[ascrod@midwest.social]

After trying a couple apps with Jellyfin for a bit, I switched to Ultrasonic with Navidrome and never looked back.

My read on Jellyfin is that it's probably better suited for TV and movies than it is for music.

[isolox@lemmy.world]

I use emby for my entire media collection, including music.

[showroom7561@lemmy.ca]

Symfonium

What didn't you like about it?

That's what I'm using after looking at a bunch of other options based on my requirements, and while I didn't want to go with a closed source, paid app, it does everything.