Find the server
SSDP discovery first, followed by a conservative private-subnet check limited to known ports and paths.
A modern, private remote for compatible legacy music servers. No account, no cloud library, and no tracking.
iOS and Android store release in preparation · Designed for trusted home networks
The controller stays close to the hardware and keeps personal music data off the internet.
SSDP discovery first, followed by a conservative private-subnet check limited to known ports and paths.
Browse the verified library interface and use playback commands observed on real hardware.
Addresses, request history, diagnostics, and library metadata remain on your device or local computer.
O4HD support has been exercised against physical hardware. Other models are included in a capability registry and remain gated until their firmware behavior is safely observed.
These servers use local HTTP. Modern browsers intentionally block a public HTTPS page from silently reaching private HTTP devices. Use the native iOS or Android app, or clone the repository and run the local proxy for development. This boundary keeps your library and server traffic inside your network.
Start with the in-app connection help. Send a private support request, or export redacted diagnostics from Settings and open a reproducible issue without including music-library names or private network details.