Atrium
Published by retransmit
Control your self-hosted media stack from one app
Highlights
- Brings several self-hosted media services together in one Android interface.
- Acts as a client only, connecting to servers the user already operates.
- Removes the need to install and switch between per-service apps.
- Released under the GPL-3.0-or-later, with source available for modification.
- Android is the only platform covered by this entry.
About this application
Atrium is an Android client for media services that a user runs on their own hardware. Rather than keeping one app per component and switching between them, it gathers the stack behind a single interface on the phone or tablet, so the pieces are reached from one place.
The app is a front end, not a server. It has nothing to display until it is pointed at instances the user already administers, and the media, accounts and storage stay on the self-hosted side. That makes it useful to people who have a stack in place and want a shorter path to it, and of little use to anyone who does not.
Distribution here is limited to Android; no desktop or iOS build is listed. The project is published by retransmit under the GPL-3.0-or-later, so the source can be read, modified and redistributed under the terms of that license.
Where to get it
Android
- OpenOpens in a new tabApp storeF-Droid
From the publisher
Package identifier:
app.atriumRead from the source on 08/04/2026
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