Kopuz is a fast, modern music player built with Rust and the Dioxus framework. It scans your local music folders and organizes them into a browsable library by artist and album. Features include full playback controls, an immersive fullscreen player, dynamic theming, and system media integration. And also We have Jellyfin server integration. To listen to your music from your Jellyfin server.
Designed for performance and simplicity.
Recently Added on the home page finally lists what was recently added: albums are ranked by when their music arrived, recorded per file as the library is scanned, and the library's own date-added sort reads the same stamp. Shuffle and repeat let go of their highlight when switched off instead of staying lit for the session. Apple Music takes a custom storefront, cookies import from Brave builds that ship their binary under another name, covers and context menus behave on unsynced albums, and windows with an app-drawn titlebar can be resized from their edges on Linux. Kopuz is now licensed under the EUPL-1.2.
