Atero — Music Client Compatible with Jellyfin
Browse, stream, and download music from your self-hosted Jellyfin server. Atero connects directly from your device to the library you already run.
What is Jellyfin?
Jellyfin is free, open-source media server software you run on your own hardware. It organizes music, video, and other media from files you own and host — without a subscription catalog or third-party cloud lock-in.
How Atero works with Jellyfin
Add your Jellyfin server in Settings → Music Server Settings with your URL and credentials. Atero syncs your music library locally for fast browsing, then streams or downloads tracks directly from your server. Playback can be reported back to Jellyfin, and supported libraries can supply synced lyrics for Now Playing.
Atero also supports Audiobookshelf, Emby, Navidrome, and OpenSubsonic-compatible servers in the same app — useful if you run more than one library. See the Free vs Pro comparison for multi-server limits.
Supported features with Jellyfin
Music library
Offline downloads
Live lyrics
Home discovery
In-app radio
Android Auto
Playback reporting
Server playlists
Cast & scrobble
Why use Atero with Jellyfin?
Jellyfin's official apps focus on the full media experience across platforms. Atero is built specifically for daily Android listening — with a phone-first Now Playing screen, unified search across music and other media types you connect, a Downloads hub for offline Jellyfin tracks, and Android Auto integration with Pro.
If you also run Audiobookshelf or a Subsonic-compatible music server, Atero keeps those libraries in one app instead of switching between separate clients.
Frequently asked questions
How do I connect Jellyfin to Atero?
Does Atero support Jellyfin offline music downloads?
Does Jellyfin lyrics work in Atero?
Can I use Android Auto with Jellyfin in Atero?
Does Atero report playback to Jellyfin?
Other supported servers
Atero also connects to these self-hosted platforms: