Active development Built for Navidrome Desktop app Open source

Your Music LibraryYour ServerA Better Desktop Client

Psysonic is a modern desktop client built primarily for Navidrome. It brings a fast, polished and comfortable listening experience to self-hosted music collections.

Screenshots

The app stays in focus

Current views from Psysonic: Mainstage, album details and the Now Playing Hub.

Psysonic desktop app showing the Mainstage home view.
Psysonic desktop app showing the album detail view for Toto's Tambu.
Psysonic desktop app showing the Now Playing Hub.

Features

Built for real music libraries

Psysonic focuses on the things that matter when your own library is part of daily listening.

Built for Navidrome

Psysonic is primarily built for Navidrome and can use Navidrome-specific APIs for features that go beyond basic Subsonic compatibility.

Fast library browsing

Browse albums, artists and playlists without feeling like your self-hosted library is a compromise.

Desktop-first experience

Psysonic is designed as a real desktop app, not just a web page in disguise.

Playlist and discography downloads

Download playlists and artist discographies for offline listening where supported.

Active development

Psysonic is under heavy active development. Bugs and rough edges are to be expected. Features may change, be removed or be reworked at any time.

Community feedback

Feedback from real users is an important part of shaping Psysonic. Reports, ideas and edge cases help improve the app across different setups.

Usability philosophy

Powerful, but approachable

Psysonic is built for people who care about their own music libraries. Some of them are self-hosting experts. Some are not. The app should stay powerful without becoming hostile, and approachable without becoming shallow.

Clear first steps

Downloads, setup paths and important actions should be easy to find before the technical details appear.

Depth without gatekeeping

GitHub, AUR, Nix and Cachix stay available for advanced users, but they are explained in plain language.

Predictable by default

The interface should use readable text, visible focus states, clear errors and navigation that does not require a manual.

Listen together on your own server

Orbit turns Psysonic into a shared listening room. One person hosts the music, friends join through an invite link, and everyone stays in sync while guests suggest tracks for the queue.

Host-led sessions

The host starts an Orbit session, shares a link and keeps control over playback, queue approvals and session settings.

Guest suggestions

Guests can add songs from albums, playlists, search results or favorites. Suggestions can wait for approval or be accepted automatically.

No extra platform

Orbit uses your existing Navidrome server and regular playlists as transport. No extra account, relay or hosted sync service is required.

Everyone needs access to the same Navidrome server and their own Navidrome user. For friends outside your network, the server must be reachable publicly.

Community

What users are saying

Psysonic is shaped by people who actually use it with their own libraries, servers and daily listening habits.

Psysonic is an absolute banger. Seems like you wanted to add a couple of features and never stopped.

Community feedback

Quite impressed with Psysonic - it replaces Spotify for me.

Community feedback

For me, Psysonic is definitely the best client for Navidrome.

Community feedback

I love the UI/UX of Psysonic. Seriously, I have never seen OSS players with such a level of polish.

Community feedback

It is faster than anything else, has nice themes and looks great - and has all the functions I am looking for.

Community feedback

Psysonic has shown me that a bit of the old internet still exists.

Community feedback

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