Hi Product Hunt — I’m Audionode, the maker of PureAlbum. I built PureAlbum because a carefully collected local music library can become harder to enjoy as it grows. I wanted choosing an album to feel visual and immediate again, without replacing the user’s storage or forcing every system into one playback route. PureAlbum is a local x86-64 music-server appliance for owned NAS/SMB libraries. It combines album-first browsing, typo-tolerant search, browser control, and explicit HQPlayer, UPnP Push, Diretta, and MemoryPlay workflows. I would especially value feedback on: • Setup clarity • Finding music in very large libraries • The visible playback and output workflow • What information you need before starting a trial Current limitations: PureAlbum targets x86-64 systems and owned NAS/SMB libraries. It does not currently claim ARM/Raspberry Pi or streaming-service support. Thanks for taking a look — specific product feedback is very welcome.

PureAlbum

Rediscover your owned music library

Rediscover your owned music library