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jellytoast

A music player for Jellyfin and Navidrome servers, on your desktop and your Linux phone —
bit-perfect playback, casting, and offline downloads.

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Features

  • For your self-hosted music — Jellyfin and Navidrome, with multiple libraries. Type your server's address and sign in; jellytoast works out which kind it is.
  • Made for phones too — on Plasma Mobile and Phosh it opens a touch-first interface: swipe gestures, lyrics, a queue you can drag around, downloads and casting. Close it mid-song and the music keeps going. Installs on Nura / postmarketOS and Arch Linux ARM.
  • Bit-perfect audio — FLAC / ALAC / OPUS / DSD playback via mpv, or EQ, crossfade and volume normalization when you want them.
  • Cast anywhere — send music to Chromecast and Google speaker groups, AirPlay 2, Sonos, or DLNA. Groups play on through Wi-Fi hiccups, and each speaker gets its own volume back when you stop. Local relay for offline or Tailscale casting.
  • Offline mode — cache albums, playlists, or your whole library for offline playback.
  • Floating mini player — compact and album-art views.
  • Desktop features — media keys, a tray icon, optional notifications, and a start-at-login option.
  • Frosted glass & theming — background blur on KDE, macOS, and Windows, plus a full theme picker: light/dark, built-in color presets (Catppuccin, Dracula, Nord, Gruvbox, …), import any base16 scheme, or follow your system accent (and your pywal wallpaper palette on Linux).
  • Playlists your way — add songs, albums and whole playlists to your server's playlists, rename or delete them, or build smart playlists from rules.
  • And more — synced lyrics, an audio visualizer, smart shuffle, internet radio, a sleep timer, Last.fm and ListenBrainz scrobbling, and tag editing (Jellyfin). In English and Spanish.

Screenshots

Library view
Library — browse albums, artists, and songs
Now playing with synced lyrics and visualizer
Now playing — synced lyrics + audio visualizer
Theme picker
Theming — presets, base16 import, follow system accent
Floating mini player
Mini player — compact and album-art views

Install

Latest builds are on Releases.

  • Linux
    • AppImage
    • .deb
    • Flatpak, or from our Flatpak repo so it updates like any other app: flatpak install --user https://wolfgangwarehaus.com/flatpak/io.github.wolfgangwarehaus.jellytoast.flatpakref
    • AUR — yay -S jellytoast
  • Linux phones (Plasma Mobile, Phosh) — Nura / postmarketOS and Arch Linux ARM: see Linux phones
  • macOS
  • Windows
  • Any OS
    • pipx install jellytoast (needs libmpv installed, like from-source)

From source (Python 3.11+, Qt 6, libmpv):

git clone https://github.com/wolfgangwarehaus/jellytoast.git
cd jellytoast && pip install -e .
jellytoast

Want to contribute? CONTRIBUTING.md has the dev setup, the architecture, and the conventions this codebase follows.

Documentation

License

GPL-2.0-or-later, with an App Store distribution exception so store builds stay unambiguously legal. See LICENSE and LICENSING.md.

Support

Want to leave a tip? Ko-fi ☕

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