fiat pons - a native qobuz client

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fiat pons is a native Silica client for Qobuz — search, browse, queue, and play, all in a calm, purpose-built interface. No web view, no port from somewhere else: built for Sailfish from the ground up.

What it does:

  • Search Qobuz by track, album, or artist
  • Browse albums and artist pages, with a queue-everything play button
  • Build and reorder a play queue; shuffle, repeat
  • Favourite tracks, albums, and artists
  • Create and manage your own playlists
  • Discover: editorial picks and new releases
  • Choose streaming quality — Hi res, Hi res max, Lossless (CD, FLAC 16/44.1) or MP3 320
  • Log in with your own Qobuz account, right on the device

Requirements:

  • A Qobuz subscription (this app does not provide music access on its own — you need your own account)
  • 64-bit (aarch64) Sailfish OS device. Not currently built for 32-bit (armv7hl) devices.

Built on: the qbz-qobuz Rust library (MIT licensed), which does the heavy lifting of talking to Qobuz's API. Full credit and thanks to its author — see the About page in the app for the acknowledgement and a link.

Note: Fiat Pons is an independent, unofficial client. It is not made, endorsed, or supported by Qobuz.

Source: https://github.com/munksh/FiatPons

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Application versions: 
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File harbour-fiatpons-0.2-1.aarch64.rpm2.59 MB10/09/2026 - 08:30
File harbour-fiatpons-0.3-1.aarch64.rpm2.62 MB12/09/2026 - 11:15
File harbour-fiatpons-1.0-1.aarch64.rpm2.62 MB20/09/2026 - 22:18
Changelog: 

- Add MP3, CD, Hi-Res and Hi-Res Max quality options
- Show the audio quality actually delivered by the stream
- Preserve playback position and play/pause state when changing quality
- Improve track switching and asynchronous GStreamer stream changes
- Add Sailjail audio permission
- Fix initial album cover handling