Navic1.0.0-alpha59

Navic lets you stream music from Navidrome and other Subsonic-compatible servers on Android, turning an existing server library into a focused mobile listening experience. It implements most of the Subsonic API through a Material 3 Expressive interface, covering browsing, playback, and library access in one place. The project also describes Navic as a modern client for iOS, while this cataloged build targets Android.

Its local library synchronization supports full offline access, two-way syncing, offline scrobbling, and managed song downloads. You can add and stream favorite radio stations, while home-screen widgets, lock-screen controls, and quick-settings integration keep playback accessible outside the app. Lyrics support includes LRCLIB, embedded or local lyrics, and word-by-word lyrics from YouLyPlus.

Navic suits people with a Navidrome or compatible Subsonic server who want mobile streaming, offline listening, and detailed control over the client; its extensive settings reach details such as the tab-bar arrangement. Minimal permissions, zero telemetry, zero analytics, and an intentionally lightweight design distinguish its privacy-focused, open-source approach, and it is offered without subscriptions, paywalls, or spyware.

The current release is v1.0.0-alpha59 for Android 7.0 or later, with arm64-v8a and armeabi-v7a builds. A compatible Navidrome or Subsonic server is central to its streaming features, while the app can sync music locally for offline use.