Your folders and your Subsonic or Navidrome server, in one fast library and one queue. Radio from any song you own, a home screen that brings back the albums you forgot, synced lyrics, and gapless, bit-perfect playback. Free and open source, for macOS and Windows.
See what it does for your library ↓
A big folder of files, a home server, a shelf of FLACs. Vibo is built around them, not around a catalog you rent.
Keep a big library in shape: bulk tag edits, album artists and compilations done right, and better copies swapped in place.
See what’s in it for you →Your server, built in — side by side with your local folders, in one library and one queue.
See what’s in it for you →Bit-perfect output, exclusive device access and sample-accurate gapless playback — verified, not assumed.
See what’s in it for you →Vibo ships its own MCP server, so Claude or any AI assistant can run your library for you. It’s optional and off until you turn it on. When you do, your assistant gets real tools, not screen-scraping, for everything from playlists to the files on your disk.
Works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor or any MCP client. Setup is two clicks in the app.
From your likes, your history, a mood or a decade — created, filled and reordered for you.
“Thirty upbeat songs from the 90s I haven’t heard in a while”Clean up genres, artists, album artists and years across hundreds of tracks, in the library or right in the files.
“Merge ‘Hip-Hop’, ‘hiphop’ and ‘Hip Hop’ into one tag”Rename and move files into a tidy folder layout, and save lyrics and covers next to your music.
“Add a cover.jpg to every album that’s missing one”Pull tracks from your own server into a local folder, or through download plugins — indexed the moment they land.
“Download this album from my server into my Music folder”Swap an MP3 for a FLAC in place. You see the quality side by side first; likes, tags and playlists stay put.
“Replace my low-bitrate copies of this album”Ask anything about your library, your likes and your play history, and get a real answer.
“What did I play most last March?”Play, queue, skip, start radio from any song, switch skins — hands-free while you work.
“Play something mellow, then queue the new album”Installed plugins become tools too: read a Spotify playlist, search Soulseek, browse a streaming catalog.
“Rebuild my Spotify ‘Road trip’ playlist from my library”The same player, seen from a different chair.
No subscription, no ads, no premium tier. The whole app is open source.
No account to create. Your library, likes and history live on your computer. The app reports nothing about you — only anonymous usage stats, and one switch turns those off.
Built with Rust and Tauri on the system’s own webview — no bundled Chromium. It starts fast and searches big libraries instantly.
Streaming, lyrics, artwork, scrobbling and downloads come as plugins you install with one click from the gallery.
Free, open source, and built end-to-end with an AI assistant — every feature, every detail.