Aonsoku
Use Aonsoku as a desktop client for Navidrome and Subsonic servers, built with React and Electron.
About Aonsoku
Aonsoku is a desktop client for Navidrome and Subsonic servers, built with React and Electron. It connects to a server to access and play the music collection stored there.
It also supports podcasts, synchronized lyrics with lookup from LRCLIB when the server does not provide them, display of embedded unsynchronized lyrics, radio where supported by the server, and scrobbling played songs to the server. Use requires access to a compatible server, and running it from source requires Node.js, a package manager, and cargo.
Key features
- Connects to Navidrome or Subsonic server for music access
- Manages and plays podcasts with search and filters
- Finds synchronized lyrics from LRCLIB if server lacks them
- Displays embedded unsynchronized lyrics from songs
- Plays radio shows when supported by server
- Syncs played songs to server by scrobbling
Best for: People who maintain a Navidrome or Subsonic server and need a desktop app to play that library.
Good for
- Works with Navidrome and Subsonic servers
- Includes music, podcasts, lyrics, radio, and scrobbling
- Can run as desktop app, web app, or Docker container
Watch out for
- Requires access to a Navidrome or Subsonic server
- Radio playback works only if the server supports it
- Running from source needs Node.js, a package manager, and cargo
Aonsoku at a glance
- Category
- Software & Utilities › Media Players & Servers
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Aonsoku FAQ
What servers does Aonsoku work with?
Navidrome or Subsonic servers. Configuration also lists subsonic, navidrome, or lms as server types.
What happens if the server does not provide synchronized lyrics?
Aonsoku automatically looks for a synced lyric from LRCLIB. It can also show embedded unsynchronized lyrics.
Can Aonsoku run outside the desktop app?
Yes. The source supports a web app, a desktop app, and deployment with Docker.
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