Download.
Yamsap runs on a Mac, Apple silicon or Intel. Download it, choose a plan, and paste your license key into the first setup screen.
The Mac download appears here as soon as the first build is out.
Server
macOS
Apple silicon and IntelPackaging nowLinux
amd64 and arm64Packaging now
Remote
iOS
iPhone, iPad and CarPlayIn reviewAny browser
Chrome, Firefox, Safari, and moreShips with the server
Toronto Audio Company’s CEO, Marston, has been running the server at home every day for months. Windows and Android are not here yet.
What it costs.
$6.99 a month, or $5.99 a month if you pay for the year, covering every room and every device in the house.
Choose a plan, or read what the subscription covers, and what happens if you stop paying.
What you need.
- A computer to run it on
- A Mac, Apple silicon or Intel, or a Linux machine on amd64 or arm64. It can be one you already use, and it only has to be awake when you want music.
- Your music, as files
- FLAC, ALAC, WAV, AIFF, MP3, AAC, Ogg. If it is a common audio file, it plays.
- A network
- Speakers, phones and browsers find the server on their own once it is running.
Before you decide.
The pages worth reading first, if you are weighing this against something else you already pay for.
- What yamsap does with your libraryIt reads. It never writes.
- Devices and formatsWhat plays, and what does not work yet.
- How it worksOne server, every room, any screen.
- Twenty questionsThe ones people actually ask.
Buy yamsap.
$6.99 a month, or $5.99 a month if you pay for the year. Your license key arrives by email a minute after you pay.
Buy now