Closed beta · iOS + Android

All your servers. One player.

Stream music, audiobooks, and podcasts from Jellyfin, Plex, Emby, Navidrome, and Audiobookshelf, with gapless playback, ReplayGain, downloads, EQ, casting, and car support.

The iOS beta is open on TestFlight. Android is next on Google Play.

Current iPhone beta captures

Your library in one place.

Browse, play, and adjust the sound without switching between server apps.

Headroom home screen with recently played, added, and liked albums
Home and library
Headroom now playing screen with album artwork and playback controls
Now Playing
Headroom parametric equalizer editor showing the response curve and band controls
Parametric EQ
iPhone & iPad

iPhone beta shown

These screenshots are from the current iPhone build.

Android

Native Android build

Includes Android Auto and Chromecast. Some controls differ from the iPhone screens above.

Features

See the Free and Pro breakdown below.

Parametric EQ

Build up to 32 bands with peaking, shelf, and pass filters. See the response curve, solo bands, and adjust tilt.

AutoEq profiles

Search 8,850 profiles for more than 6,000 headphone models. Apply correction or crossfeed in a tap.

Gapless and adjustable crossfade

Free keeps albums gapless. Pro adds up to 12 seconds of adjustable crossfade. Short fades reduce clicks on pause and skip.

ReplayGain leveling

Use track or album mode, a fallback gain for untagged files, and per-track overrides.

Source-quality playback

Direct-streams FLAC, ALAC, WAV, AIFF, Opus, and more at source quality. Adaptive HLS or a 320 kbps fallback handles weaker networks.

Stable audio routes

Keeps AirPlay, Bluetooth, and other outputs connected across skips, searches, and queue changes.

Managed downloads

Download music, audiobooks, and podcast episodes with resumable jobs, bulk actions, and storage controls.

Radio

Start a station from any track, album, or artist. Optional ListenBrainz recommendations are off by default.

Cars, casting, and widgets

CarPlay, Android Auto, AirPlay, Chromecast, and home-screen widgets include playback controls. SyncPlay works with other listeners on the same server.

Audiobooks and podcasts

Connect Audiobookshelf for chapters, per-book speed, sleep timers, saved positions, and server sync.

Synced lyrics

Lyrics from your server's LRC files, highlighted line by line as the song plays.

Artwork-based themes

Now Playing and the rest of the app use colors from the current album artwork.

Works with the server you already have

Headroom talks to each backend in its own protocol. Your library goes straight from your server to your phone.

Jellyfin Emby Plex Navidrome & OpenSubsonic Audiobookshelf

Direct server connections

Headroom connects your phone to the services you choose. The Privacy Policy covers optional integrations, diagnostics, and website data.

Free & Pro

What is Free and what is Pro

The beta unlocks both tiers. At launch, core listening stays Free; Pro adds advanced sound, managed downloads, and library tools.

Free

Core playback and streaming

Connect and switch among as many supported server accounts as you use.

  • Browse, search, stream, gapless playback, ReplayGain, lyrics, and radio
  • AirPlay, Chromecast, CarPlay, Android Auto, and SyncPlay
  • Favorites, collections, built-in mixes, and raw-file export
  • Play, export, or delete completed downloads already on your device
Pro

Sound, downloads, and automation

Pro adds tools for processing audio and managing a larger offline library.

  • 32-band parametric EQ, AutoEq, crossfeed, and crossfade
  • New managed downloads, background jobs, sync, and repair
  • Smart downloads, quality controls, and storage workflows
  • Custom smart mixes, advanced grouping, and larger batch actions

Feature packaging may change during the beta. Prices and terms will be shown before any purchase.

Closed beta · iOS + Android

Test the beta and report what breaks.

The iOS beta is open through TestFlight. Android follows after its Google Play test is approved. Connect your server, use Headroom normally, and report playback, device, or interface problems.

View Wave 1 details