OrganisationArtists, albums and tracks
Music in Finetic
Music is part of the library—not an afterthought.
Finetic scans the audio files on your server into an artist-first music experience with albums, tracks, artwork, queues, lyrics and the same operational visibility used for video playback.
ListeningPersistent player and queue
LyricsPlain or time-synchronised
OperationsPlayback evidence and analytics
Treat music as music—not as short video files.
Artist identity, album editions, track credits, lyrics, queues and listening sessions each have a deliberate place in the product.
Move naturally from artist to album to track
Artist identities, album editions and track credits are normalised from embedded tags and optional metadata enrichment. Featured performers remain track credits instead of becoming false primary-library artists.
- Artist-first browsing with search and pagination
- Album editions grouped by their real release identity
- Track search through the main Finetic search
- Library artwork and enriched artist imagery
A familiar player with Finetic behaviour
The persistent player provides play, pause, seeking, queue order, now-playing details and an expanded view without hiding the application navigation. The queue follows the order the listener selected, including popular-track ordering when that view starts playback.
Lyrics are useful even when timing evidence is imperfect
Finetic can retain plain or time-synchronised lyrics from supported metadata sources. Synced lines follow the supplied timestamps; unsynchronised lyrics remain readable without pretending approximate timing is exact.
Music receives the same operational treatment
Music scans contribute library activity, and audio sessions appear in active playback, history and analytics. Session heartbeats and completion state prevent ended or abandoned tracks from remaining indefinitely active.
Unrestricted public preview
See whether Finetic earns a place in your home.
Install the compiled server with Docker Compose and evaluate every public-preview feature. No card, activation, expiry deadline or source-repository access is required.