A music player for your own Navidrome or Subsonic server, on Android, desktop, the terminal and the iPod touch.

Still in development. nori changes quickly: its screens and settings will change between versions, and it will soon get its own design language. Bugs and ideas are welcome in Issues.

• Sleeps between bursts. Music is decoded ahead and the CPU sleeps in between; nothing ticks with the screen off.
• Sounds right. Gapless albums, AutoMix transitions on the beat, an equalizer with AutoEQ curves, a sound for each output.
• Finds the words. Your server's lyrics first, then lyrics services online, scored, word by word where they have it.
• One core, every screen. One Rust core plays, queues and decides; each app only draws.
• Yours. No nori account or analytics; connect your own server account, and downloads play offline.

• Android: the APK from the latest release, or see norifm.com.
• Desktop and terminal: Linux and macOS packages for ARM64 and x86-64 are in the latest release. Use the download picker or follow the installation guide.
• iPod touch (6th generation, iOS 12, jailbroken): the .ipa from the latest release, and the iPod guide.

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cargo test -j4 --workspace                            # Rust tests, including doctests
cargo run --release -p nori-desktop                   # the desktop client
cargo run --release -p nori-cli                       # the terminal client
tools/check.sh android -PrustTargets=arm64-v8a         # a debug Android APK

Android builds need the Android SDK, NDK, Rust Android targets, and cargo-ndk. Desktop builds need the platform libraries listed in Building. Cargo commands use Cargo; the optional native Bazel backend is described there too. Run Cargo with at most four jobs.

MIT. See LICENSE; third-party licenses are in NOTICE and in the app under Settings, About, Licenses.