Solomorph

Solomorph is a music client for your own self-hosted library — Navidrome, Gonic, Airsonic, Subsonic, the Solomorph Server, or any other OpenSubsonic server. There's no brand color. The only color Solomorph ever shows is sampled from whatever album you're playing — put on a different record, and the whole app shifts with it. FREE, FOR REAL The free tier isn't a trial. It never expires, never caps your library, and includes a real per-device equalizer — device bands, core presets, A/B compare, automatic anti-clip headroom. An equalizer is table stakes, not a premium feature. SOLOMORPH+ — $6.99, ONE TIME No subscription, ever. Unlocks: • Your phone itself as a source — no server required for music already on your device, folders you choose, deduplicated against any server you also connect • Many sources at once — connect more than one server and browse them as one merged library, with search that reaches across all of them • Offline downloads, a whole album at a time, with covers that travel with the audio • The full advanced EQ layer — 37 presets, the public AutoEq headphone-correction database, paste-able share codes, an opt-in automation surface • Casting to a Chromecast, or Solomorph-to-Solomorph with the EQ mirrored along Try all of it first: a 30-day trial, every premium feature, no card and no account. Start it from any locked door in the app. When it ends, the free tier is still there and still free. A SOLOMORPH SERVER, IF YOU WANT ONE $49–$79 one time, self-hosted, entitles your whole household. Price never rises for people who already bought in. WHAT SOLOMORPH DOESN'T DO No ads. No accounts. No analytics or telemetry that leaves your device. No subscription, on either half of the product. The one thing that does leave: with captions on, the artist, title and album of the current track go to lrclib.net to fetch the lyrics — no account, no device ID, nothing that identifies you, and it stops the moment you switch captions off. WHY PERMISSIONS SAYS MICROPHONE The live spectrum in the Loom reads Solomorph's own playback, and Android puts that behind the microphone permission — even for an app listening to itself. No microphone input is ever recorded, stored, or sent anywhere. Solomorph asks only when you first open the spectrum, and everything else works if you say no. Built by Kloudmorph, LLC. Every claim on this listing is checkable against our public build log at solomorph.com/log — if a month goes by with no entry, that's real information, and you should use it.