Nucube is now in public beta
Nucube is now in public beta.
If your music library lives on a NAS, a DLNA server, a UPnP setup, an SMB share, or a carefully tagged folder tree, this beta is for you. Nucube is built for people who own their music and want a modern player without renting access to their own files.
The public beta is especially useful if you are frustrated by one of the usual tradeoffs: BubbleUPnP-style utility interfaces, Roon’s server and subscription model, Plexamp’s ecosystem assumptions, or generic players that treat a music collection like a folder dump.
What you can try now
- Desktop and mobile downloads from the same website.
- Local and network library access through open protocols.
- Album-first browsing for real collections.
- Rich metadata work powered by MusicBrainz.
- Playback on device or through compatible network renderers.
What feedback matters most
The beta exists to learn from real libraries and real listening setups. The most useful feedback is specific:
- Where setup is confusing.
- Which platform download did not work as expected.
- Which DLNA, UPnP, SMB, NAS, or renderer setup behaved badly.
- Which metadata, artwork, album, artist, or queue behavior surprised you.
- What made you return to your old player.
After trying it, send feedback by email at daniele@nucube.music, follow updates on X.com, or join the Telegram channel.