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Supysonic

Python implementation of the Subsonic server API.

github.com/spl0k/supysonic

GitHub stats

GitHub stars
287
Forks
64
Open issues
10
Commits, last 12 months
93
Last commit
Oct 3, 2026
Latest release
0.7.9Dec 15, 2024
Created
May 15, 2013

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About Supysonic

Python implementation of the Subsonic server API. Supysonic is open source under the AGPL-3.0 license and written mainly in Python, so you can read the code, run it on your own hardware and keep full control of your data.

The project has 287 stars and 64 forks on GitHub, with 93 commits over the last year. It installs natively rather than through an official Docker image, so plan for a short manual setup.

Topics

  • python
  • music
  • audio
  • streaming
  • audio-streaming
  • server
  • subsonic
  • self-hosted

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What is Supysonic?

Supysonic is a free, open-source app you can host on your own server, listed in our Music Streaming category. Python implementation of the Subsonic server API. The source code lives at github.com/spl0k/supysonic, where it has 287 stars.

Is Supysonic free and open source?

Yes. Supysonic is open-source software released under the AGPL-3.0 license, so you can self-host it at no cost. You only pay for the server it runs on, and some projects also offer an optional paid cloud plan.

Can I run Supysonic with Docker?

Supysonic does not list an official Docker image. It installs natively (Python and deb), so follow the install steps in its README or look for a community-maintained container.

What are the best alternatives to Supysonic?

Popular open-source alternatives to Supysonic include Navidrome Music Server, koel and Beets.

Is Supysonic actively maintained?

The most recent commit to Supysonic was on Oct 3, 2026 with 93 commits in the past twelve months. The latest release is 0.7.9, published Dec 15, 2024. Check the open issues on GitHub to gauge how quickly maintainers respond.