Muse is your personal music platform: a self-hosted server for your music collection, with a simple, intuitive interface that's easy to navigate. It gives you the freedom to listen to your music however you want, from anywhere, on any device with a web browser.
- Free and Open Source (MIT License)
- Fine with large collections!
- Works on Linux, Windows, and MacOS
- Supports MP3, WAV, FLAC, and AIFF files
- Multi-user support via OIDC
- Low resource usage
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docker compose is the only supported deployment method currently.
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Use the docker-compose.prod.yaml file for production deployments. Rename the .env.example file to .env and fill in the values, then run
docker compose -f docker-compose.prod.yaml up -d.
- honoka (sōzu control plane) (eventually)
- maki (music server)
- nozomi (frontend)
- umi (lyrics) - (not public)
- eli (remote control server) for "muse remote" feature
- music recommendation engine
- music-specific analytics
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GitMoji is heavily recommended. It helps with autogenerating things like release notes.
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Umi shouldn't be necessary to run anything, it's just an add-on. The frontend should fail silently if it can't connect to Umi.
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If you want to just develop a certain part, you should be able to run 'production' versions of everything via the docker-compose file.