Mornye is a mobile music app for managing and playing your personal audio library, built with Flutter and a Rust backend. It is open source, has no ads and no subscription, and is aimed at people who want hi-res playback and solid library tools without being locked into a streaming service.
Developer: mornyeapp · License: LGPL-3.0 (open source) · Price: Free
Before you start: if you want extra metadata or lyrics sources, go to the Repo tab in the app, tap Add Repository, and enter a GitHub repository URL containing a registry.json file to browse and install extensions.
Official file from the developer's release · Nov 5, 2026 · SHA-256 8ed8d1749e85a5a3…
Key features
- Built-in player with full-screen cover art, queue controls, sleep timer and AutoMix beat-matched transitions
- Hi-res output including USB bit-perfect playback on Android 14+, AAudio exclusive mode and native DSD on compatible DACs
- Multiband equalizer (beta), volume normalization and ReplayGain scanning based on EBU R128
- Synced lyrics with word-by-word timing, translation and romanization, plus a reorderable lyrics provider chain
- Local library scanning with duplicate review, metadata editing and M3U8 export, plus SMB, WebDAV, HTTP/HTTPS and Subsonic network storage support
Why isn’t Mornye on Google Play?
Mornye is published by its developers on GitHub rather than distributed through Google Play.
Is Mornye safe?
Mornye is open source under the LGPL-3.0 license, and the README links the official releases page on GitHub for downloads. It is not listed on F-Droid, and features like the equalizer, presets and metadata/lyrics extensions are noted as beta or community-maintained, so expect some rough edges.
How to install
- Tap the download button above: the APK file downloads straight to your phone.
- When Android asks, allow your browser to install unknown apps.
- Open the file and tap Install.
FAQ
Is Mornye free?
Yes. The app is open source, with no ads and no subscription.
How do I add my own music files?
Go to Settings > Local Library and add your music folders. Mornye scans them and merges the tracks with your downloads in the Library tab, and it can flag duplicates.
Can Mornye connect to a NAS or home server?
Yes. Under Settings > Network storage you can connect to SMB, WebDAV, HTTP/HTTPS or Subsonic/OpenSubsonic servers. Subsonic is read-only for streaming and browsing; downloading to a network folder needs SMB or WebDAV.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mornye free?
Yes. The app is open source, with no ads and no subscription.
How do I add my own music files?
Go to Settings > Local Library and add your music folders. Mornye scans them and merges the tracks with your downloads in the Library tab, and it can flag duplicates.
Can Mornye connect to a NAS or home server?
Yes. Under Settings > Network storage you can connect to SMB, WebDAV, HTTP/HTTPS or Subsonic/OpenSubsonic servers. Subsonic is read-only for streaming and browsing; downloading to a network folder needs SMB or WebDAV.
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