slskd web client for Soulseek

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slskd web client for Soulseek

slskd is a self-hosted, client-server Soulseek app that runs headless on a NAS or server and exposes the whole workflow through a browser UI. It focuses on fast search, filtering, download queue management, and chat rooms, with token-based remote access and API support.

// ANALYSIS

This is the kind of utility that makes an old-school network feel modern without changing what it is. The browser-first, daemon-plus-UI model is the real product here: keep it running 24/7, control it remotely, and bolt it into media automation if you want.

–The web UI removes the need for a desktop Soulseek client, which is the main reason self-hosters will care
–Search, filters, queue controls, and chat cover the daily workflows that matter most for power users
–Token auth, HTTPS, and reverse-proxy support make it viable for remote or internet-facing setups
–The API opens the door to scripts and media-stack integrations, which is where self-hosted tools usually become sticky
–It’s not AI-specific, but it fits squarely in the self-hosted developer-tool ecosystem

// TAGS

open-sourceself-hostedsearchautomationapidevtoolslskd

DISCOVERED

2h ago

2026-05-11

PUBLISHED

2h ago

2026-05-11

RELEVANCE

6/ 10

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