Your music library,
nobody else’s business.
Resona is a privacy-first music player for personal and self-hosted libraries. Point it at your Navidrome, Jellyfin, Emby or WebDAV server and play — no ads, no tracking, no accounts on our servers.
Built for people who keep their own music
Bring your own server
Navidrome / OpenSubsonic, Jellyfin & Emby, or plain WebDAV. Your library, your rules.
Finds servers on your network
Auto-discovers music servers over mDNS and a LAN scan, so setup is a tap — no typing IP addresses.
Real offline playback
Download tracks, whole albums or playlists and play them with the network switched off.
Playlists & bulk actions
Browse every song in one list, multi-select, and add to a playlist or queue downloads in one go.
Synced lyrics
Time-synced lyrics from your server, with an online fallback when the file has none.
On-device listening stats
Minutes listened, top songs and artists — computed on your phone and never sent anywhere.
Privacy isn’t a setting — it’s the design
- · No analytics, telemetry, crash reporting or advertising SDKs.
- · No Resona account. You never sign up with us.
- · Server credentials are encrypted with the Android Keystore and stored only on your device.
- · Network traffic goes only to the music server you configure.
Frequently asked
Does Resona host any music?
No. Resona is only a player. It connects to a music server that you run or already have access to.
Which servers work?
Any Navidrome or OpenSubsonic-compatible server, Jellyfin and Emby, and WebDAV shares. More backends are planned.
What data does Resona collect?
None. There is no analytics, no advertising and no account with us. Server credentials are encrypted and stored only on your device. See the Privacy Policy.
Is it free?
Yes, Resona is free to use.