Music Assistant (server)2.6.0

Music Assistant (server) gathers music from connected streaming services into a media library that can be managed from a central server. It connects that library to a broad selection of connected speakers, allowing music to be organized and used across the playback devices in a household. The server is the core of Music Assistant and provides the central service behind these library and speaker connections.

It is designed to run continuously on an always-on device, such as a Raspberry Pi, NAS, Intel NUC, or similar computer. This arrangement suits homes where music should remain available to connected speakers without relying on a personal computer being switched on. Listeners who use multiple streaming services or several networked speakers can use it to bring those sources and devices together in one media-management environment.

Music Assistant (server) runs on Linux and is distributed as an open-source project. Its function depends on the streaming services and connected speakers it links together, so the available experience is shaped by those external services and devices. The project is independent of the official project and is not related to or endorsed by it.