Lightweight, minimalistic, local desktop music player focused on simplicity.
Warning It's a really early alpha version of the app.
localstream-demo.mp4
Start by downloading a zip from latest release. It will contain just a compiled app. You just have to unzip it and then you can run the app!
Note for Linux users: LocalStream is built using Wails, which is a fully cross-platform framework. While the app is designed to work everywhere, I have only verified it on macOS and Windows so far. It should only require minor tweaks to get it running perfectly and Linux too, I just don't have any machine with linux at hand. If you'd like to try it now, you can build it from source using the Wails CLI, or you can wait for the official builds coming soon.
- To add your music you need to add a music source directory, you can add multiple directories LocalStream will read your music from.
- You can create playlists and add tracks to them by clicking 3 dots on the track. You can also have favourite playlists.
- Queue: you can easly add track to the start or the end of the queue.
- Browse your library by albums and artist views.
- track details page
- precise listening stats
- raycast extension to control the playback
- full screen "now playing" view
- editing tracks metadata directly in app
- reordering queue
- playback crossfade
The app looks for a configuration file in the following locations:
- macOS / Linux: ~/.config/localStream/config.json
- Windows: %AppData%\localStream\config.json
On the first launch, LocalStream automatically generates this directory, a default config.json and db file for you.
Contributions are highly appreciated! If you decide to try the app and find some problems, feel free to open an issue! I will try my best to fix everything that comes up. This is my first open-source project, so I’m learning as I go, thanks for your patience and support! 😁🙏