Web UI
Airsonic-refix provides a modern web interface for Subsonic-compatible music servers.
About Web UI
Web UI (Airsonic-refix) is an open source, self-hosted web frontend for music servers that implement the Subsonic API. It is designed to work with airsonic-advanced, Navidrome, gonic, and other Subsonic-compatible servers. It provides a browser interface for browsing a music library, managing playlists, and playing music, and it is responsive for both desktop and mobile screens.
It can be run with Docker, served as a pre-built bundle from a web server such as nginx or Apache, or built from source. Setup requires a running compatible server, and the user enters that server's URL and credentials to log in. If the server uses plain HTTP only, the browser must allow mixed content or login will fail. The project is licensed under AGPLv3. Pricing is unknown.
Key features
- Responsive interface for desktop and mobile browsers
- Library browsing by albums, artists, and genres
- Playback queue that persists, with repeat and shuffle
- Playlist creation and editing with drag-and-drop
- Built-in random playlist, search, and favourites
- Internet radio and podcast support
Best for: Self-hosters who already run a Subsonic-compatible music server and want a modern web interface for it.
Good for
- Open source and licensed under AGPLv3
- Available as a Docker image for simple self-hosted deployment
- Supports OpenSubsonic extensions such as multiple artists and genres
Watch out for
- Requires an existing Subsonic-compatible server with a URL and credentials
- Servers using HTTP only need mixed content allowed in the browser, or login fails
Web UI 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 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Web UI FAQ
Which music servers does it work with?
The project states that it works with airsonic-advanced, Navidrome, gonic, and other Subsonic-compatible music servers.
Can I try it before installing it?
Yes. The README lists public demo servers for Subsonic and Navidrome, with the server URL and login details for each.
How do I run it with Docker?
Run the command 'docker run -d -p 8080:80 tamland/airsonic-refix:latest', then open http://localhost:8080/. The optional SERVER_URL environment variable sets the backend server and hides the server field on the login page.
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