Music

Your music,
on your own hardware.

A self-hosted music player — scans your own library, remembers what you've played, and keeps a real queue and playlists. Your collection, not a subscription catalog.

In development
Screenshot coming soonMusic, library view
Capabilities

A real player underneath

Not yet wired into Nia's chat — but the player itself already works.

Your library, scanned and organized

Point it at your files

Scans your own folders into a real library — artists, albums, and cover art — instead of starting from an empty app.

Screenshot coming soonArtists and albums, scanned

Playlists and a real queue

Build it once, play it whenever

Playlists, a liked-songs list, and a proper play queue — not just one track at a time.

Screenshot coming soonA playlist, queued up

Remembers what you've played

Picks up the thread

Play history and resume state are tracked, not lost the moment you close the tab.

Screenshot coming soonPlay history

Self-hosted, same as the rest of Nia

Your library streams from your own hardware — once this is wired into Nia's chat, the same three-tier trust model will apply to anything it does here too.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Is this live inside Nia yet?

Not yet — the music player itself is real and working, but Nia's chat can't act on it directly today. That integration is planned.

Where does my library live?

On your own hardware, self-hosted, the same as the rest of Nia's stack.

Learn more

Get the technical rundown

Your library. Your speakers. Your call.

In development