RE-KORD 5 for Windows, Linux and Android. Exactly one hub runs per library, on the computer that holds your music: install RE-KORD Server there, and connect every other device with the Client, the Android app or a browser.
SHA256SUMS file: check your download with sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS --ignore-missing.
The client window plus an embedded hub, with yt-dlp (and QuickJS, the JavaScript engine it needs for YouTube), cloudflared and ffmpeg bundled. Install it on the computer that holds your music: it is a complete RE-KORD on its own, and the hub it starts is reachable from your phone and other computers on port 7420.
The client window only. Install it on every other computer to connect to your hub. Phones and tablets use the Android app, and any browser can open the web client the hub serves.
Both downloads are portable: no installer. They use the Microsoft Edge WebView2 runtime, preinstalled and kept up to date on current Windows 10 and 11.
Server: extract the RE-KORD Server folder anywhere and start RE-KORD Server.exe; keep the exe and its folders together. Client: a single exe — put it anywhere and double-click it.
Server and Client as AppImage or .deb. They need glibc 2.39 or newer: Ubuntu 24.04+, Linux Mint 22+, Debian 13+, Fedora 40+ or any distribution of the same generation. On older systems, use the headless hub or Docker and open the web client in a browser.
AppImage: chmod +x and run it — the audio plugins are bundled. .deb: sudo apt install ./RE-KORD-…deb pulls in WebKitGTK and the GStreamer plugins. Server and Client can be installed side by side.
The hub without a window — rekord-server, the web client, the admin panel and the bundled tools — for a NAS, home server or VPS without a desktop. Every device connects with the apps or a browser.
Extract it and run ./run.sh: the hub answers at http://<this-machine>:7420, admin panel at /admin. To run it as a service, sudo ./systemd/install.sh creates a dedicated rekord user, starts at boot and keeps its data in /var/lib/rekord.
The Client app for phones and tablets, on Android 8.0 or newer with a 64-bit ARM processor. It connects to your hub on the local network or through the remote-access tunnel.
Open the APK on the phone and allow installs from that source. Start RE-KORD, then type the hub address or tap Scan the QR and scan the code from the admin panel (Network › Local network access). Coming from the legacy app? Uninstall it first: the signing key changed.
A ready-made image for amd64 and arm64 is published at every release on the GitHub Container Registry (ghcr.io/creiv/re-kord), with ffmpeg, yt-dlp (with QuickJS) and cloudflared included. The docker-compose.yml uses it: that file is all you need.
Download the compose file and start it: curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Creiv/RE-KORD/main/docker-compose.yml, then REKORD_MUSIC_HOST=/path/to/Music docker compose up -d. Open http://<host>:7420 (admin panel at /admin); data lives in ./docker-data/data. Update with docker compose pull && docker compose up -d. The container runs as uid 10001.
macOS packages are planned for a future release.
Server and Client for macOS.
Clone, install and run the hub from source.
Windows 10/11 x64 with WebView2, or Linux x86-64 with glibc 2.39+ (Ubuntu 24.04+, Debian 13+, Fedora 40+, Mint 22+)
TCP port 7420 reachable on your LAN · older Linux or NAS: the headless package or Docker (amd64/arm64)
Android 8.0+ on 64-bit ARM · Google Play Services for QR scanning and Cast
Any current browser · Cast needs a Chromium browser over HTTPS
Rust stable · Node.js 20+ · pnpm 9 · Tauri 2 system libraries for the desktop shell