Navidrome uses the Subsonic protocol to provide it’s playlists.
You can use that to import to Symfonium, for example, but it won’t stay synced if you make a change at one end or the other. You can reimport in Symfonium but it’s still pretty messy and not very useful if you want to update your playlists on the go.
Stream your own for only a few bucks a year (price for a domain name)
https://www.navidrome.org/
Navidrome + Feishin are a killer combo for replacing Spotify.
Symfonium provides a similar UX on Android.
(The only thing I’m lacking is playlist synchronization and, as far as I can tell, no such homelab software exists to do it.)
So how do playlists work with this?
Navidrome uses the Subsonic protocol to provide it’s playlists.
You can use that to import to Symfonium, for example, but it won’t stay synced if you make a change at one end or the other. You can reimport in Symfonium but it’s still pretty messy and not very useful if you want to update your playlists on the go.
Feishin on pc
Amperfly on ios
Big fan of Feishin!
For iOS I’ve always used play:Sub, but will give Amperfy a try!
Or host your own VPN on home network. Or use Tailscale VPN, that also works behind CG-NAT, and can usually get direct connection.