A responsive web interface and operating system for high fidelity audio playback on Raspberry Pi devices.

moOde is an open-source operating system and web application designed for high fidelity audio playback on Raspberry Pi devices. It provides a responsive user interface that allows users to manage and stream audio files through a browser based controller, turning a small single board computer into a dedicated network audio player.
The software functions as a complete server environment. It is deployed as a full OS image, utilizing a build process based on standard Debian packaging and the Pi-gen image builder to ensure stability on the target hardware. This approach allows the system to handle audio processing and file management while remaining accessible via any device with a web browser on the same network.
moOde is a comprehensive redesign of the original WebUI audio player for MPD, which was initially developed by Andrea Coiutti and Simone De Gregori. The architecture focuses on privacy and local data sovereignty, ensuring that all operational data and player configurations are stored on the local boot media rather than being transmitted to third parties. The system is built to provide a stable foundation for audiophiles who require precise control over their playback environment without the interference of background telemetry or external tracking services.
It is intended for audio enthusiasts and hobbyists who want to build a custom, high fidelity audio server using Raspberry Pi hardware. By combining a specialized Linux distribution with a web based management layer, it simplifies the process of setting up a headless audio player that can be controlled remotely from a smartphone, tablet, or computer.
This software serves as a specialized distribution for users building custom network audio players.
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