Jellyfin
Media ServersFree software media system for streaming your library
Replaces Plex, Emby
Best Mobile App Media Servers for self-hosting
The 18 best Mobile App media servers you can self-host, ranked by community traction.
Navidrome
Media ServersModern music streaming server for your collection
Replaces Spotify
Audiobookshelf
Media ServersSelf-hosted audiobook and podcast server
Replaces Audible
Streamyfin
Media ServersFree and open-source Jellyfin client for mobile devices
Replaces Infuse, Plex mobile app
Emby
Media ServersPersonal media server for your movies and shows
Replaces Plex, Netflix
Jellyfin for Android TV
Media ServersNative Android TV and Fire TV client for the Jellyfin server
Replaces Plex for Android TV, Emby for Android TV
Findroid
Media ServersThird-party Android client for Jellyfin with offline playback
Replaces Plex for Android
Finamp
Media ServersJellyfin music player with offline downloads
Replaces Plexamp, Spotify
Swiftfin
Media ServersNative Jellyfin client for iOS and tvOS
Replaces Infuse, Plex for Apple TV
Plex
Media ServersPolished media server with apps on every device
Replaces Netflix, Emby
Fladder
Media ServersCross-platform Flutter client for Jellyfin
Replaces Plex, Emby Theater
mStream
Media ServersPersonal music streaming server with mobile apps
Replaces Spotify
Tempo
Media ServersMaterial You Subsonic music client for Android
Replaces Spotify, Plexamp
Amperfy
Media ServersiOS music streaming client for Ampache and Subsonic
Replaces Spotify, Apple Music
Airsonic-Advanced
Media ServersCommunity-driven music streaming server
Replaces Spotify
Ultrasonic
Media ServersFree Subsonic and Navidrome music streaming client
Replaces Spotify
Audinaut
Media ServersSubsonic music client focused on a clean experience
Replaces Spotify
Podverse
Media ServersOpen-source podcast platform with sync across devices
Replaces Spotify Podcasts, Pocket Casts
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Every option here is open-source and self-hostable, tagged Mobile App within the media servers category. Compare them on the individual app pages for setup difficulty and resource requirements.