Your music streaming, hosted in France
🔒 VPS onlyThe personal Subsonic-compatible music server, powered by Gonic, installed and maintained by DINAO. Your library stays on our French servers — never on a foreign streaming platform.
What is Gonic?
Gonic is a free music streaming server, an alternative to Subsonic servers, written in Go. Lightweight and performant — enough to run on a Raspberry Pi — it implements the Subsonic API, making it compatible with a wide range of client apps on Android, iOS, desktop, and browser.
Gonic allows you to browse your library by folders and tags, supports many formats (mp3, opus, flac, ape, m4a, wav…) and offers on-the-fly transcoding with cache, configurable per user. Each account has its own playlists, top tracks and artists, and podcast management is included.
It enhances the experience with artist similarities and biographies from the Last.fm API, and provides a web configuration interface (Last.fm, users, scan launches). A sober and sovereign solution to stream your own music, without relying on a streaming platform.
Host Gonic at DINAO
Resource tiers compatible with Gonic prerequisites (minimum 1 vCPU / 256 Mo / 1 Go). Hosted in France, fully managed.
Application available on a dedicated VPS
This application requires privileged access to the host machine, incompatible with managed shared hosting. It is installed on a dedicated VPS server where you keep full control — managed by DINAO.
Technical reason: bind-mount d'un chemin hôte (volumes nommés uniquement en managé).
Discover the Docker VPS →Requirements for Gonic: 1 vCPU, 256 Mo, 1 Go. Our Docker VPS at €11 excl. VAT per month covers them.
Technical details
You might be wondering…
What is Gonic?
A free music streaming server, compatible with the Subsonic API, written in Go. It streams your personal music library to any Subsonic-compatible client app.
Which apps can I use it with?
All Subsonic apps: DSub, play:Sub, Symfonium, Substreamer and many others, on Android, iOS, and in browser or desktop.
Does Gonic transcode my music?
Yes, on the fly, with cache and transcoding preferences specific to each user — useful for saving bandwidth on mobile.
Where is my music stored?
On your DINAO instance hosted in France. Your library and listening history never pass through any third-party platform.
How do I upload my library?
You sync your files to your instance; Gonic then scans the library (by folders and tags). DINAO assists you with the initial setup.