CassetteCat
A simple open-source player for your own music
What it does
CassetteCat is an open-source Android music player for your own music. Play local files, stream from Jellyfin or Subsonic servers, or listen to internet radio. It also has synced lyrics, offline downloads, Android Auto, listening stats, scrobbling and more, without ads or tracking.
CassetteCat: an open-source Android music player with local files, self-hosted streaming, internet radio, Android Auto, and a DIY hardware player.
Start with the app. The standalone player is being built in the open. CassetteCat is an open-source music player project. It starts as an app, and is growing into a standalone player built around dedicated hardware. Your library at a glance: song, artist, and album counts, plus quick picks. CassetteCat is also being developed as a standalone player using an ESP32, a display, local storage, and dedicated audio hardware. Hardware planning on GitHub The code and development are public. Follow the project, open an issue, fork it, or contribute. CassetteCat exists because of these services, libraries, and design projects. The same list ships inside the app's Settings > Credits &from cassettecat.caffeinelabs.in
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