Discovery, library management, playlists, Flows, activity, and native playback for the Aurral server you already run.
Flaurral turns your server into a focused iPhone experience without replacing the services or music library behind it.
Recommendations, related artists, global trends, genres, recent releases, nearby shows, and artist news all come from the Aurral server you already use. Preview a discovery playlist, save it, or turn it into a rotating Flow.
A persistent mini-player opens into a full player with artwork, queue controls, shuffle, and repeat. Audio continues in the background, with Lock Screen, Control Center, and AirPlay support built in.
Browse artists, albums, tracks, genres, favorites, and recent additions. Native artist and album pages keep artwork, metadata, track lists, related content, and library actions close at hand.
Create static and shared playlists, schedule Flows, edit their recipes, and follow every execution or download job. Flaurral also exposes playlist and scrobbling imports made available by your Aurral instance.
Flaurral uses the services and providers configured in Aurral. It does not create a second music account or move your library somewhere else.
Learn about AurralYour server remains the source of truth for discovery, library state, playlists, and jobs.
Connect with an API key, native OIDC, or supported reverse-proxy browser authentication.
WebSocket events refresh the app in real time; conservative polling takes over when needed.
Flaurral surfaces the discovery, playlist, download, and import capabilities exposed by Aurral.
Identify a song with Apple ShazamKit, then look for the artist in Aurral.
Find artists, albums, tracks, and tags across your connected server.
Follow requests, scans, playlist runs, and download work from one timeline.
Keep recommendations and an optional local history of selected push events.
Return to the queue and playback position you left behind.
Manage image, response, and played-music caches from Settings.
Use Aurral WebSocket updates when available, with HTTP polling as fallback.
Respond cleanly to interruptions and changes in headphones or speakers.
Respect the capabilities and permissions reported by your Aurral account.
Flaurral is designed around a direct connection to your own Aurral instance, with credentials stored by iOS.
Read the Privacy PolicyFlaurral is written in Swift and SwiftUI and released under the Mozilla Public License 2.0. Read the code, build it yourself, report a problem, or contribute a fix.
View on GitHubSwiftUI, system media controls, background audio, Keychain storage, and AirPlay.
Discovery, library, playlists, Flows, activity, and playback do not require Flaurral+.
Optional annual support adds hosted push delivery, accent colors, and alternate app icons. Pricing is shown in the App Store.
Flaurral is a client for an existing Aurral server. Aurral 2.7 is the pinned compatibility target. Flaurral does not bundle or replace Aurral or Lidarr.
The core discovery, library, playlist, Flow, activity, and playback experience remains available without a subscription. Flaurral+ is optional annual support for hosted push delivery and display customization.
Enter your server URL and, when required, an API key. Flaurral can also use native OIDC exchange or a temporary browser session for supported reverse proxies such as Authentik.
An iPhone running iOS 26 or later and access to an existing Aurral instance. Flaurral is not an independent music server.
Connect Flaurral to the server you already run, then browse, manage, and play your music from iPhone.
Requires an existing Aurral 2.7 instance and iOS 26 or later.
Start with an existing Aurral instance using the supported 2.7 API.
Enter its address and use the authentication method your server exposes.
Browse your library, discover music, and manage Aurral from iPhone.