Launch your own music platform.

A turnkey music-streaming platform: your own catalogue, your own player, your own brand. Listeners sign up, search, follow artists, build playlists, get radio, subscribe to premium. You run a real product, not a SoundCloud clone.

Radio is seeded by YouTube Music. When that comes back thin, a local mixer takes over and blends three signals: the similar-artist graph for the current artist, a same-genre fallback when that graph is sparse on a long-tail artist, and co-play patterns from your own audience, rebuilt nightly. The mix sharpens as your platform grows.

Tempo, energy, danceability, valence, acousticness, speechiness, instrumentalness, liveness and musical key. Each is a measurable number (not a genre tag), so playlists, autoplay and radio can match mood and feel rather than just sub-genre.

The catalogue resolves to high-quality streams under the hood: your listeners get full songs streaming directly from the source. You don't host or pay for audio bandwidth; metadata, artwork and discovery happen on your platform.

Yes. Install as a Progressive Web App on Android and iOS: background audio, lock-screen controls, media-session metadata, offline cache for premium tracks. TV pairing works in five seconds: type the eight-character code from the TV into the phone and playback continues on the big screen.

Yes. The Service Worker keeps a dedicated audio cache that survives upgrades, so the offline songs a premium listener downloaded yesterday still work after an app update tonight. Background-sync handles flaky networks gracefully.

Stripe and PayPal are wired in. Configure monthly and yearly tiers, set quotas per tier and the billing pages handle signup, upgrade, downgrade and cancel. The monthly toggle is the default; it converts better.

Spanish-first interface with 1,949 translated strings covering landing, player, billing, account and admin. Default locale is Spanish; listeners can switch to English with ?lang=en or via the locale switcher. Adding another language is a matter of dropping a JSON file.

Three scheduled jobs: a nightly similar-artists backfill that walks the long-tail of your catalogue (~10k artists per night), a daily co-play recomputation over the last 90 days, and a stream-cache refresher every fifteen minutes so listeners never wait while the platform re-resolves a popular track.

Yes. Catalogue browser with full-text search, user list with plays and subscriptions, plays analytics by track and artist, playlist curation, billing controls, locale editor, scheduler logs. Every lever an operator needs is in the same workspace.

Documented REST API for catalogue, search, playback and billing. Cookie-based playback authentication so guest listeners share the same edge cache as logged-in ones. Webhooks for billing events. Custom integrations are straightforward.

Static UI shell behind a CDN, search and playback through a hardened backend with OPcache JIT and Redis. The stream cache pre-warms popular tracks so the first play is the same speed as the hundredth. Tested with thousands of concurrent listeners on a single VPS.