Stream your own music
Upload the MP3 files you already own and play them from your phone, your computer or your car.
There is no catalogue here and no recommendation algorithm. You listen to what you upload.
Free account: 50 MB of storage.
The two usual options
Streaming services are built around their own catalogue. Your own files are either handled as a side feature or not accepted.
Media servers — Plex, Jellyfin, Navidrome, Subsonic — do handle your files properly. They need a machine running at home, reachable from outside, and kept up to date.
Stream My Music hosts the files instead. There is nothing to install and nothing to maintain.
How it works
- Upload a folderFrom the website, drag a folder. Sub-folders are included.
- The tags are readTitle, artist, album, length. Missing cover art is searched for and added when the artist and the title both match.
- ListenFrom the website or the Android app, with your playlists. Tracks downloaded in the app play without a network connection.
What is included
| Stream My Music | |
|---|---|
| Your own MP3 files | Yes |
| A catalogue to browse | No |
| Recommendations | No. Your listening statistics are shown to you only |
| A server to run at home | No |
| Offline playback | Yes, in the Android app |
| Storage | 50 MB free, up to 2 GB |
| Video, photos, e-books | No |
| iPhone app | None so far. The website works in Safari |
Prices
The free plan gives 50 MB with no time limit. The paid plans go up to 2 GB, from €1.50 a month, and can be cancelled from your account at any time.
If you cancel or move down to a smaller plan, your files stay where they are. You cannot upload more until you are back under the limit.
Without an account
The Android app gives access to web radios sorted by country, to a catalogue of royalty-free tracks with their author and licence, and to the music already stored on the phone. None of this requires an account.
The app also includes an alarm clock that plays from the phone, so it rings without a network connection.