So finally it’s here — been working on this for months! I built the audio streamer I’ve been wanting to have for years, and I wanted to share it with you all! It’s open source 
It’s called Berryaudio, and it runs on both Pi Zero 2W and Raspberry Pi 4B with support for various DACs (check the docs for the full list of supported hardware).
Why I built it: Honestly, I love what Moode, Mopidy, and Volumio have done, but I wanted to build something more UI-friendly, structured, modular, and extensible using my favourite tech stack: Python, React, TypeScript, and GStreamer.
What it does:
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Plays all your local music files (FLAC, MP3, DSD, WAV, you name it) through a beautiful web interface
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Works as a Bluetooth receiver/transmitter with aptX/LDAC support, plus AirPlay 2 and Spotify Connect
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Multi-room audio with Snapcast (perfectly synced across rooms)
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200+ curated internet radio stations
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Touch-optimized UI that actually feels good to use
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Full library management with automatic artist info from TheAudioDB.com
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Complete ID3 tag support and music scanning
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Shows all audio metadata including bitrate, sample rate, and format
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Supports SD cards, USB HDDs, and SSDs
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Built-in Camilla DSP for audio processing
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Manage Wi-Fi, Ethernet, hotspot, and IP configs directly from the interface
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No app needed—fully controllable via responsive web interface
Coming soon:
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OLED display support
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WaveShare display support
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Mini DLNA server
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Network folder sharing
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And more…
I would’ve shared this on Facebook, but honestly, I wanted it to reach the right audience—audiophiles like me who could actually benefit from this project.
Resources:
Would love to hear what you think!
Developments on support for OLED Displays
https://community.berryaudio.org/viewtopic.php?p=20#p20
SSD1322 Display Demo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ijRanBypx6A&t=15s
