One library.
Many sources.
No friction.
Your music, books, photos, movies and TV — from your own servers and files — in one calm desktop app.
Pre-release · in active development · free to try
01 What it is
For people who own their media
Music on one server, photos on another, books in folders. Vibrary is the one front door — one search, one player, one way of moving around. The servers stay yours.
Private by default: your library lives on your machine. No ads, no tracking, no cloud tax on things you already own.
02 Features
What's inside today
What's real right now — not a roadmap.
One library, many rooms
Music, Movies & TV, Books, Listening, Photos — dedicated doorways keep a big library calm.
Search that spans everything
One palette across your whole library and every connected source.
Music first, done properly
Albums, artists and labels as first-class pages. Gapless playback. Continue listening.
Saved uploads, offline audio
Keep DJ sets, live recordings and rare finds — and take audio offline as MP3 with your own local tools.
Art that earns trust
Album art and metadata enriched from open sources, cached locally. Looks right, loads fast.
Yours, or the household's
Standalone on one machine, or in front of a shared household hub — same sources, personal identities.
Themes without the circus
Calm ink-and-teal by default, a light theme, and opt-in mood themes when you feel like a change.
Fast, quiet, respectful
A native desktop app where speed, smooth motion and clear loading states are part of the design.
03 Sources
Bring the servers you already run
Every source is optional. Connect what you have — it joins the same library. Self-hosted comes first here.
Navidrome
Your music server, played as a native part of the library.
Audiobookshelf
Audiobooks and podcasts join the Listening room.
Calibre-Web
Your ebook library, alongside everything else.
Immich & PhotoPrism
Timelines and albums, in the Memories room.
Jellyfin & Emby
Your movie and TV catalogs, in their own rooms.
Local files & saved uploads
Folders work too. No server required to get started.