Open Source
Stash
Your Spotify and YouTube Music library, offline in FLAC
This comes straight from Stash’s own GitHub page — it’s free. Need help installing? →
About this app
Stash copies the playlists, liked songs and daily mixes from your Spotify and YouTube Music accounts onto your phone. Pick what you want, and it either downloads each track as a lossless FLAC file or builds a light streaming index instead, which uses almost no storage but needs a connection to play.
There is no Stash account, no subscription and no ads. Your logins stay encrypted on the device, and you get a five-band equaliser, crossfade, volume levelling, synced lyrics from LRCLIB and optional Last.fm scrobbling.
You need your own Spotify and YouTube Music accounts. The audio files come from third-party lossless sources rather than from Spotify itself, so what you end up with depends on what those sources have. It wants Android 8 or newer, and you install it from the project's own releases rather than an app store.
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