Self-hosted music player
JLTamp is a player for the music you already own. Run your own JLTamp server and your whole collection comes with you: on your iPhone, on Android, in the browser and in the car with CarPlay and Android Auto. No ads. No tracking.
Install the open-source JLTamp server on a computer at home, point it at your music folder and invite the people you want. Your files stay yours. Nothing is hosted, offered or sold by us.
The record spins while your song plays, the colours follow the album cover, and songs flow into each other with a smooth crossfade at an even volume.
Start a session, share the code, and everyone hears the same track at the same moment, wherever they are. Or see what a friend is playing and put it on with one tap.
Browse your albums, playlists and genres on the car's screen, or just say what you want to hear. Downloaded music keeps playing when there's no signal.
Add the optional AI engine to your own server and type what you're in the mood for. It picks from your library, starts a radio that learns from what you skip, and makes a fresh mix for you every week.
Save songs, albums and playlists for the plane, the train or a dead zone.
Send your music to a speaker or TV. It keeps going when your phone locks.
Two decks and a crossfader, for when you're the one picking the next song.
The music fades out slowly and stops, so you can drift off.
See what you played most, and what you were listening to on this day years ago.
Likes, playlists and history stay private to each person on your server.
Playlists that fill themselves based on rules you set.
English, Dutch, German, Spanish, two kinds of Portuguese and Frisian.
MIT-licensed. Read the code, run it yourself, change what you like.
The music you love, on the server you trust, wherever the day takes you.
Get started
Free to download. Set up your own server and start listening to the music that's already yours.
Need a server first? Get the open-source JLTamp server on GitHub