A music player for Navidrome and OpenSubsonic-compatible servers. Stream your library or download music for offline listening.
A minimal interface. Choose an artist or album and start listening.
Browse artists, explore albums, and search for the track stuck in your head.
Download your favorites, switch to Offline Library, and keep listening when the connection doesn’t come along.
Your queue and playback position are saved between sessions.
Listen right in your browser, or install Libras as a standalone web app. No app store required.
Your server holds the music. You hold the keys. Libras is free, MIT-licensed, and open for you to explore or make your own.
Look under the hoodLibras is a player, not a music hosting service. Bring your own music library on a compatible server. The live demo lets you try it with a small, openly licensed collection before connecting your own.
Yes. Libras is free and open source under the MIT license, with no Libras subscription. You’re responsible for your own music server and any hosting costs.
Download tracks while online, then turn on Offline Library. Downloads are stored on your device. Clearing site data deletes your saved music.
Yes, use it in your browser or add it to your home screen. On iPhone and iPad, use Safari’s Share → Add to Home Screen. Installation varies by browser; offline storage and background playback have not yet been verified on iOS.
Use a reachable HTTPS server with a Subsonic-compatible API, such as Navidrome. It needs OpenSubsonic empty-query search3 support and CORS configured to allow requests from the Libras origin. Read the setup requirements.