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Navidrome + Tempo is a must have for android users !
Only thing missing in Tempo android app, it's multi-user account for those who want to share with family/friends over android.
I can add as many users as I want to navidrome ?
To navidrome, yes. But they won't work over the android Tempo app.
Gonic is a nice alternative to Navidrome if you don't need a web UI
or embedded cover art
Which tempo? Is that a media player for Android? I've been looking for an android client for my navidrome.
I prefer Symphonium. Tempo isn't nearly featured enough for me just yet.
I edit my post with links :)
This tempo. Yes it's an in-development android client that I'm transitioning to myself. So far so good
Oh, silly me. I was looking on the Play store. Thanks!
Thats exactly what Im using. But im pretty sure theres multi user support
Edited my post :)
Navidrome has multi-user support, but Tempo android app doesn't support it.
There is some kindof workaround, with docker volumes but i'm not a fan of these kind of tricks.