Navidrome Stat vs SUB/WAVE
Comprehensive feature analysis, ratings breakdown, platform compatibility, and community review comparison.
Navidrome Stat
A self-hosted service track and display your Navidrome usage
Detailed Feature Comparison Matrix
Compare Other Tools| Dimension | Navidrome Stat |  SUB/WAVE |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Category | Music | Music |
| Community Rating | No ratings(0 reviews) | No ratings(0 reviews) |
| Community Upvotes | 5 votes | 104 votes |
| Supported Platforms | Web | Web |
| Tags & Focus | #Open Source#GitHub#Music | #Open Source#Music#Streaming Services |
| Maker / Company | Independent Developer | Independent Developer |
| Platform Verification | Community Listing | Community Listing |
About Navidrome Stat
Navidrome Stat is a specialized, self-hosted service designed to track and display your Navidrome usage. Developed as an open-source project by Stepania H, it works by polling the Subsonic getNowPlaying API to monitor your listening habits in real time.
The service carefully tracks listening sessions and stores qualified plays locally using SQLite. All of this collected data is then neatly presented through a dedicated web dashboard. Key configuration capabilities include support for multiple Navidrome servers within a single application instance, along with optional dashboard and API authentication secured via a STATS_API_TOKEN.
Pros of Navidrome Stat
- Self-hosted solution for complete data privacy and ownership
- Tracks listening sessions by polling the Subsonic getNowPlaying API
- Supports the configuration of multiple Navidrome servers
- Provides a clean web dashboard with optional API/dashboard token authentication
Cons of Navidrome Stat
- Designed specifically for a single application instance
- Requires manual setup and self-hosting maintenance
- Relies on polling the Subsonic API rather than native webhooks
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Navidrome Stat?
Navidrome Stat is a self-hosted service that polls the Subsonic getNowPlaying API to track listening sessions, stores qualified plays in SQLite, and presents your usage statistics in a web dashboard.
Can I track multiple Navidrome servers?
Yes, multiple Navidrome servers can be configured within a single application instance.
How does Navidrome Stat secure access?
It offers optional dashboard and API authentication through the use of a STATS_API_TOKEN.
About SUB/WAVE
SUB/WAVE is a self-hosted radio streaming platform that turns your personal music library into a live, interactive radio station. Built around a single shared stream model, SUB/WAVE connects listeners through a unified listening experience hosted on your own infrastructure.
At the center of the application is an AI DJ capable of selecting tracks, reading station idents, and accepting song requests provided in plain language. The system is designed for privacy and custom setups, offering full support for local Large Language Models (LLMs) and distributed under the open-source MIT license.
Listeners can access the shared stream from almost anywhere, with dedicated apps and players available across Web, iOS, Android, and Desktop platforms.
Pros of SUB/WAVE
- Open-source and released under the MIT license
- Integrates with local LLMs for private, self-hosted AI DJ operation
- AI DJ supports plain-language requests, track selection, and reading idents
- Cross-platform support available for Web, iOS, Android, and Desktop players
Cons of SUB/WAVE
- Requires self-hosting and initial setup
- Operates on a single shared stream model rather than separate individual user streams
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SUB/WAVE?
SUB/WAVE is a self-hosted, open-source radio platform that converts your personal music library into a single shared stream hosted by an AI DJ.
How does the AI DJ work in SUB/WAVE?
The AI DJ picks tracks from your library, reads station idents, and processes song requests submitted in plain language.
Can I run SUB/WAVE with local LLMs?
Yes, SUB/WAVE is self-hosted and fully supports working with local LLMs for the AI DJ functionality.
What platforms are supported by SUB/WAVE?
SUB/WAVE provides players for Web, iOS, Android, and Desktop devices.
Is SUB/WAVE free and open-source?
Yes, SUB/WAVE is open-source and licensed under the MIT license.