Resona.Your music, your server.
Resona is a Spotify-like Android player for people who host their own music. It auto-discovers Navidrome, OpenSubsonic, Jellyfin, Emby and WebDAV servers on the LAN, and plays with gapless audio, a 5-band EQ with ReplayGain, offline downloads, synced lyrics, speed control, a sleep timer and voice search. No analytics, no ads, no accounts: credentials live encrypted in the Android Keystore.
The problem
Self-hosters have great servers and poor players: clunky apps, no offline mode, no equaliser, gaps between tracks, and often an account or analytics that defeat the point of hosting your own music.
What I built
A player built around the servers people already run, with every feature working offline and nothing leaving the device.
- 01
Multi-server support
Navidrome, OpenSubsonic, Jellyfin, Emby and plain WebDAV, discovered automatically on the LAN.
- 02
Playback engine
Gapless playback, 5-band EQ with ReplayGain, speed control, sleep timer and background audio with proper media controls.
- 03
Offline, lyrics & search
Download albums and playlists for offline listening, time-synced lyrics, and voice search.
- 04
Privacy by default
No analytics, no ads, no accounts; server credentials encrypted in the Android Keystore. Published on Google Play.
In the app
