subtracks VS gelli

Why to reinvent the wheel when we already have subsonic api compatible android apps such as subtracks already available?

I've started recently to use Navidrome and I'm loving it. To listen to the music on Android I'm using an app called Subtracks, which probably has less features that other more developed apps but it looks gorgeous compared to the rest I've seen and its author is doing a major rewrite of the codebase, so should be getting better.

Some bugs have been there for years now like disappearing songs in offline mode. Sometimes I'm not able to play an entire playlist while offline. Spotify is not a reliable option for me. As soon as subtracks supports offline playlists (it's currently WIP), I will switch.

Just discovered, very much in development but looks promising: https://github.com/austinried/subtracks

I use both. In the web browser, I prefer Navidrome because it's more lightweight. For native mobile client, I use Gelli with Jellyfin and Subtracks with Navidrome. However, I prefer Gelli to Subtracks for its UI and features.

Subtracks (version 1.1.0): A music streaming app for Subsonic-API-compatible servers

- Subtracks https://github.com/austinried/subtracks

You can check out the GitHub page here: https://github.com/austinried/subtracks

Since recently, I mostly used Gelli to play my jellyfin music library and was very happy with it, then I discovered Symfonium and bought it because of the Android Auto compatibility, + I like the "random" list on 1st page which allow me to rediscover old stuff I may have forgotten.

I hate spotify so I built a Jellyfin server with my own audio files so I can stream them everywhere I go. Cleaning up all the tags was a *lot* of work. Playback using Gelli (I've also become a contributor in the process because it was the best player for Jellyfin but missing some features I would've liked) and scobbling with Pano scrobbler for Android.

Maybe Gelli would work for you.

For music playing only from a Jellyfin server, I would recommend Gelli, which features gapless and cache. It's the best music player I know for Jellyfin.

I listen to music on my phone with Gelli. This does not scrobble music either. I'm open to switching apps but finamp seems also not to support scrobbling.

Jellyfin on the server side and Gelli for the client assuming you are using Android.

Gelli (version 1.3.3): Native music player for Jellyfin

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You can just use the music player app from your android phone to connect your jellyfin. Such as gelli or finamp

You could try Jellyfin as a media server, it has various Android apps that can stream from it that work quite well. I haven't made up my mind yet which one I prefer, so I use both interchangeably: Gelli and Finamp.