Baton Music

Baton plays the music you host yourself. Point it at Navidrome, or any server that speaks the Subsonic API, and your whole library is on your phone: albums, artists, genres, playlists, search, downloads for offline listening, gapless playback, and a ten-band equalizer. No server yet? Try it anyway. The app connects to Navidrome's public demo server in one tap, and a built-in demo library plays entirely offline. YOUR LIBRARY - Albums, artists, genres, folders and playlists - Search with a memory for where you went - Downloads for offline listening - Likes, ratings and play history that stay with your server PLAYBACK - Gapless playback and crossfade - Ten-band equalizer with presets - Lock screen controls, and AirPlay through the system player - Sleep timer, and continue-where-you-left-off between devices BEYOND THE LIBRARY - Podcasts, subscribed on the server or by RSS on the phone - Internet radio stations, synced from your server - Lyrics, with scroll-along timing where your files carry it - Scrobbling to ListenBrainz and Last.fm, off until you connect an account - A music friend you can chat with, powered by a model host you configure MADE FOR SELF-HOSTERS - Works with Navidrome and other Subsonic-compatible servers - Pair with the Mac app by scanning a code; settings can follow you through your own gateway - No accounts, no analytics, no tracking. The privacy policy fits on one page - Open source under the MIT license. Buying the App Store build funds development Baton needs a Navidrome or Subsonic-compatible server for your own music; the demo modes work without one.