Access your music library on all your android devices

Tempo is an open-source and lightweight music client for Subsonic, designed and built natively for Android. It provides a seamless and intuitive music streaming experience, allowing you to access and play your Subsonic music library directly from your Android device.

Tempo does not rely on magic algorithms to decide what you should listen to. Instead, the interface is built around your listening history, randomness, and optionally integrates with services like Last.fm to personalize your music experience.

If you find Tempo useful, please consider starring the project on GitHub. It would mean a lot to me and help promote the app to a wider audience.

Use the Github version of the app for full Android Auto and Chromecast support.

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This fork is my attempt to keep development moving forward and merge in PR's that have been sitting for a while in the main repo. Thankful to @CappielloAntonio for the amazing app and hopefully we can continue to build on top of it. I will only be releasing on github and if I am not able to merge back to the main repo, I plan to rename the app to be able to publish it to fdroid and possibly google play? We will see.

Please note the two variants in the release assets include release/debug and 32/64 bit flavors.

app-tempo <- The github release with all the android auto/chromecast features

app-notquitemy* <- The f-droid release that goes without any of the google stuff. It was last released at 3.8.1 from the original repo. Since I don't have access to that original repo, I am releasing the apk's here on github.

As mentioned above, I am working towards a rebrand to get into app stores with a new name an icon.

Moved details to CHANGELOG.md

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Documentation (work in progress)

• Subsonic Integration: Tempo seamlessly integrates with your Subsonic server, providing you with easy access to your entire music collection on the go.
• Sleek and Intuitive UI: Enjoy a clean and user-friendly interface designed to enhance your music listening experience, tailored to your preferences and listening history.
• Browse and Search: Easily navigate through your music library using various browsing and searching options, including artists, albums, genres, playlists, decades and more.
• Streaming and Offline Mode: Stream music directly from your Subsonic server. Offline mode is currently under active development and may have limitations when using multiple servers.
• Playlist Management: Create, edit, and manage playlists to curate your perfect music collection.
• Gapless Playback: Experience uninterrupted playback with gapless listening mode.
• Chromecast Support: Stream your music to Chromecast devices. The support is currently in a rudimentary state.
• Scrobbling Integration: Optionally integrate Tempo with Last.fm to scrobble your played tracks, gather music insights, and further personalize your music recommendations, if supported by your Subsonic server.
• Podcasts and Radio: If your Subsonic server supports it, listen to podcasts and radio shows directly within Tempo, expanding your audio entertainment options.
• Transcoding Support: Activate transcoding of tracks on your Subsonic server, allowing you to set a transcoding profile for optimized streaming directly from the app. This feature requires support from your Subsonic server.
• Android Auto Support: Enjoy your favorite music on the go with full Android Auto integration, allowing you to seamlessly control and listen to your tracks directly from your mobile device while driving.
• Multiple Libraries: Tempo handles multi-library setups gracefully. They are displayed as Library folders.

Thanks to the original repo/creator CappielloAntonio (3.9.0)

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Please fork and open PR's against the development branch. Make sure your PR builds successfully.

If there is an UI change, please include a before/after screenshot and a short video/gif if that helps elaborating the fix/feature in the PR.

Currently there are no tests but I would love to start on some unit tests.

Not a hard requirement but any new feature/change should ideally include an update to the nacent documention.

Tempo is released under the GNU General Public License v3.0. Feel free to modify, distribute, and use the app in accordance with the terms of the license. Contributions to the project are also welcome.