Polaris, a self-hosted music streaming server in Rust
I'm happy to announce the release of Polaris 0.15.0 . Polaris is a self-hosted music streaming server, to enjoy your music collection from any computer or mobile device. It is free and open-source software, without any kind of premium version. This release is the biggest one since Polaris' humble beginnings 9 years ago. It's technically not a rewrite but there is not much code that was left untouched. The highlights are: - New visual design for the web client (screenshots[1]) - Ability to browse the music collection by artist/album/genre, not only by file - Support for multi-value…
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Polaris is a free, open-source music streaming server built in Rust that lets users stream their personal music collection from any computer or mobile device. It features a redesigned web interface, browsing by artist, album, and genre, improved search with boolean operators, and an updated Android app. The software runs on your own server with no premium tier.
written from the facts on this page · September 2026
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I'm happy to announce the release of Polaris 0.15.0 . Polaris is a self-hosted music streaming server, to enjoy your music collection from any computer or mobile device. It is free and open-source software, without any kind of premium version. This release is the biggest one since Polaris' humble beginnings 9 years ago. It's technically not a rewrite but there is not much code that was left untouched. The highlights are: - New visual design for the web client (screenshots[1]) - Ability to browse the music collection by artist/album/genre, not only by file - Support for multi-value fields in song metadata (eg. multiple artists on the same song) - Revamped search functionality, now supporting per-field queries and boolean operators - Android client now supports search and playlists (and all the new features from this release) See the changelog[2] for a complete list of improvements. This release is a result of many months of work. I hope all the love and effort I put into it are visible in the end result . [1]: https://github.com/agersant/polaris/discussions/227 [2]: https://github.com/agersant/polaris/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md
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