A native Rust Spotify client using a quarter of the official app's memory
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It is a rare phone client that implements Soulseek natively, so lossless files arrive on Android with no desktop, VPS or relay to keep running.
Sonora, by Devansh Arora, is an Android music app written in Kotlin. It browses and streams YouTube Music, and with a toggle searches the Soulseek network for lossless files, handling login, search, transfers and resharing inside the app rather than through a server you host. Downloads queue up into a library of albums, artists and playlists, with synced lyrics, autoplay, Spotify playlist import and a listening-taste model that stays on the phone. It needs Android 8 or later, ships as an APK on GitHub Releases, and is AGPL-3.0. What you download and share is your own responsibility.
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