Multiplatform playback
Your personal server streams playback to the rest of your devices.
multi-device / self-hosted suite
Advanced music player, library manager, and personal streaming server in one cohesive local-first system. Listen your music, build playlists and manage your library on any device, anywhere.
Docker / NAS builds in docs
Import playlists from

Transport / topology
The server owns the local API and database. Clients communicate peer-to-peer over LAN to preserve maximum quality. Personal Private Network is built into pairing for away-from-home listening.
Product index
A cohesive multiplatform personal library listening experience.
04 / 06Your personal server streams playback to the rest of your devices.
Build and work on playlists remotely from any paired device.
Index existing folders in place. Rescan additions and changes without moving the archive.
Inspect and edit supported metadata while retaining database context.
Send playback to UPnP/DLNA TVs, receivers and network speakers.
Mac, Windows, Linux, Docker, Android and iOS mobile clients connect to your own hub.
Automated identification of duplicate files across audio qualities and decide which versions remain in the library.
BPM, musical key and waveform analysis for the whole library.
MusicBrainz, Discogs and artwork workflows with explicit local state, provenance and retryable jobs.
Shared playlists and track sharing with other Tape Hubs; tracks play hub to hub over your Personal Private Network.
Search public catalogs and keep a wishlist that checks itself off when the music reaches your library.
Rekordbox XML, Traktor, M3U/XSPF, Apple Music/iTunes XML and Serato local crates.
Selectively write and export metadata back to the audio files.
Each module is also sold on its own: see modules. Lifetime ($99) includes every module, all future modules and updates.
Run the desktop app as the server, or run the hub directly on your NAS with Docker.
Reliable, scalable local SQLite structure for tracks, releases, artists, paths, artwork, ratings and playback state.
iOS and Android clients for browse, search, playback control and remote listening.
Peer-to-peer client communication over LAN preserves maximum quality. Personal Private Network covers away-from-home routing.
Authenticated pairing and peer-to-peer communication over LAN or Personal Private Network.
Fully sovereign system. Audio files, database, configuration and network identity remain fully controlled by the user.
Install / FAQ
Tape Music Suite is built around the local library you already maintain. These are the practical questions that come up before installing the hub and pairing the app.
05 / 06Manual sync works until the library changes. Tape Music Suite keeps your phone connected to the folders, playlists, and tracks you keep working on, without exporting a separate copy every time.
Yes. The suite starts from the archive you already maintain: folders, playlist exports, crates, covers, and metadata. The point is to use your existing library instead of rebuilding a clean catalog somewhere else.
The listening and pairing flow is designed around your existing files staying where they are. Tape Music Suite sits on top of that archive so your desktop library can remain the source of truth.
Yes. Download includes a trial — 20 hours or 30 days — then a V1 or Lifetime license. Add your folders, pair the phone app, and try the basic flow before you buy.
No. Personal Private Network is built into pairing, so a licensed hub can reach paired devices away from home without a VPN app.
Your computer is the hub, so it needs to be on and reachable while you listen. If it sleeps or loses network access, the phone cannot stream from it until it is available again.
The suite is for DJs and collectors with serious local libraries. You do not need to know server software: download the desktop hub, keep the computer on, pair the phone, and use your archive.