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UniRhy is a self-hosted and scalable music streaming platform published by unirhy, designed for humans and intended for users who want to run and control their own music streaming infrastructure. The software is currently available in version 0.1.0, which is the only version released so far, making this an early-stage project in the media and music streaming category. UniRhy is organized as a monorepo containing separated backend, frontend, and website projects, a structure that supports independent development and deployment of each component while keeping the entire codebase unified in a single repository. The platform aims to provide deployable and extensible music library management, playback, and synchronization capabilities, serving use cases such as organizing personal music collections, streaming audio content, and keeping libraries consistent across devices. Its self-hosted nature makes it suitable for individuals or organizations who prefer to manage their own servers rather than relying on third-party streaming services, while its scalable design supports deployments that can grow alongside the size of a music library or user base. UniRhy also targets cross-platform availability, with clients planned for the web, macOS, Windows, Android, and iOS, enabling users to access their music from desktop and mobile environments alike. The inclusion of a dedicated website project within the monorepo suggests that the platform maintains its own web presence and potentially a browser-based listening experience as part of the same codebase. As an extensible platform, UniRhy is positioned for developers and enthusiasts who want to adapt or build upon a music streaming solution, and its separation of backend and frontend concerns allows contributors to work on specific layers of the system. Overall, UniRhy combines library management, playback, and synchronization into a single self-hosted package aimed at delivering a human-centered music streaming experience across multiple platforms.
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