What comes next.

Go beyond single shares: follow what other hubs share with you as a collection, without collapsing it into your main library.

Build the peer discovery network so Music Hub instances can find each other, route shared links, and connect paired devices without manual DNS, VPN, or domain setup.

Smarter ways to understand, rediscover, and work through your own collection, powered by local hub tools under the hood.

Explore local music embeddings and safe shared metadata so discovery can become more personal without turning your private library into a public catalog.

Import and preserve more DJ-specific fields such as key, BPM, grid and cue information, with local analysis when metadata is missing.

Harden the internal extension points so future sources, add-ons, and experiments can plug into the product without ad hoc wiring.

Shipped in 1.0: share a track, a whole release or a collaborative playlist with another Tape Hub. It plays from the hub that shared it over Personal Private Network, waits in Shared (or under Releases) apart from your library, and is imported only when you choose.

Away-from-home listening now has clearer setup states, better diagnostics, and less manual configuration.

Analysis and review flows for duplicates, preferred copies, and library cleanup without blindly rewriting your archive.

Shipped in 0.3.0 as Personal Private Network: a paired phone can reach the hub away from home without Tailscale or manual VPN setup. Optional Cloudflare/public link remains available.

Desktop hub on macOS, Windows and Linux, the hub on a NAS with Docker, and the companion app on iOS and Android.