Nearby discovery
Open Lunevo to find available streams nearby. Refresh the list or enter a stream address if it does not appear.
iOS + AndroidInside the Lunevo app
Controls for a room
full of listeners.
Lunevo finds the nearby stream, keeps every listener together, and gives the person running the music useful control when real rooms get complicated.
iOS hosts + listeners
Android listeners
Local network playback
No account required
Live controls / iOS
Start with the simple part
Find a stream.
Tap to listen.
Join a nearby Lunevo stream from the discovery screen. If a stream does not appear, refresh the list or enter its address.
Your device becomes a listener
Tap the stream, then listen through the phone itself or a speaker connected to it by Bluetooth or cable. The group can bring different hardware and still share one source.
One tap to joinKeep the stream in step
Each listener follows the same local stream clock and can reconnect if a phone sleeps or a network handoff interrupts playback. iOS and Android can keep listening in the background.
Sync + background listeningChoose your source
Use the audio
you already have.
Choose AirPlay through a supported GL.iNet portable router running Lunevo OS, or let an iPhone host music files stored on or transferred to that phone.
Cast from iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
Pick the supported GL.iNet portable router running Lunevo OS in AirPlay from an iPhone, iPad, or Mac. It receives that source and sends it to listeners on its Wi-Fi.
- Spotify, Apple Music, podcasts, and other device audio
- Requires a supported GL.iNet portable router running Lunevo OS
- Android can join as a listener over ordinary Wi-Fi
Host music stored on your iPhone.
Use music files stored on or transferred to your iPhone—files you own or can import into Lunevo. Offline downloads inside Apple Music, Spotify, or similar subscription apps cannot be imported.
- iOS library with search and playlists
- Join without an existing Wi-Fi network on iOS only
- Android listens over ordinary Wi-Fi
Path note: AirPlay sessions need a supported GL.iNet portable router running Lunevo OS. Direct local-file sessions use an iPhone as the host instead; joining without an existing Wi-Fi network is available only between iOS devices.
See the system
The setup is easy
to picture.
One source feeds the local session. Each phone listens through its own output, including a Bluetooth speaker or a wired connection.
ROUTER + AIRPLAY
Apple audio passes through the Beryl.
iPhone, iPad, or Mac
AirPlay source
GL.iNet Beryl
Portable router · Lunevo OS
Listeners
iOS + Android over Wi-Fi
Bluetooth or cable
DIRECT + IPHONE
Local files travel with the host.
Music on iPhone
Files you own and can import
Nearby listeners
iOS peer-to-peer or Android over Wi-Fi
Each phone chooses its output
File note: Spotify and Apple Music offline downloads stay inside those apps; they cannot be imported into Direct local playback.
Make the room behave
Make every speaker
land together.
Lunevo coordinates shared timing, then exposes per-listener controls for Bluetooth speakers, long rooms, and other output paths that introduce an echo.
Volume and mute per listener
In router sessions, the iOS admin can adjust each listener’s volume, mute, and delay independently. These are listener-level controls, not one global volume.
Delay trim per device
Use the timing control when a listener arrives late—Bluetooth is a common reason. The correction is saved for that listener and can be adjusted again.
Start calibration on iOS
An iOS admin or Direct host can start a short microphone measurement. Lunevo suggests listener delays for review; room noise, speaker placement, and the listening setup affect the result, so it is a starting point rather than a guarantee.
When the group has opinions
Keep the next song
in your hands.
For iOS Direct sessions, the local library turns music files you choose into a device-local collection. The iOS host can shape what plays next without breaking the session.
Import once
Choose music files stored on or transferred to your iPhone—files you own or can import. Lunevo keeps an app copy with title, artist, duration, artwork, and playlist membership. Subscription-app offline downloads cannot be imported.
iOS local libraryShape what is next
Play a playlist, seek, move upcoming tracks earlier or later, remove them, or shuffle only songs that have not started. The current song stays put.
Local playback queueLet listeners vote
Only iOS participants in an iOS Direct session with local files can vote. They choose from the next five tracks; the highest vote advances next, with queue order breaking ties.
iOS Direct onlyQueue and seek controls above describe iOS Direct local-file playback. Voting is narrower: it is only for iOS participants in those Direct sessions—not Android, router/AirPlay sessions, or live input. Broadcast Audio Input is live: it has pause/resume but no seek, queue, or voting controls.
Live audio input / iOS host
Host live audio
from an iPhone.
Connect a class-compliant USB-C audio interface or line source to an iPhone and choose Broadcast Audio Input. Lunevo sends it through a Direct stream for nearby listeners. Live input has no seek, queue, or voting.
Useful for a mixer, instrument, microphone, or other live source.
Turn off direct monitoring or interface loopback so you do not hear an unsynchronized duplicate.
Calibration is started on iOS and briefly switches to the iPhone’s built-in microphone, then restores the USB input.
HOSTING LIVE AUDIO
USB / LINE INPUT
iPhone host→nearby listeners
Local Direct session · synchronized return
Local by design
The useful parts
stay close.
Lunevo uses the local network for discovery, control, and audio. Nearby iOS devices can also connect without joining an existing Wi-Fi network; that Apple peer-to-peer path is iOS-only. There is no Lunevo account to create and no cloud audio service in the middle of a session.
Nothing to sign into
No account, advertising, analytics, tracking, or location history. A device name and local settings stay on the devices where you use them.
Audio stays local
Direct sessions, imported files, live input, and calibration are exchanged or analyzed locally. Lunevo LLC cannot access or retain that audio.
Internet is optional during playback
Once local source audio is available, the supported GL.iNet portable router running Lunevo OS and listeners can communicate without internet. Streaming apps still need internet to fetch music.
Microphone access is only used when you start calibration or live input. Imported music and playlists are stored on the iOS device; they are not uploaded to Lunevo.
Pick the path that fits
What each device
does best.
The app is deliberately clear about what each platform does. Hosting, setup, and administration live on iOS; Android is a listener.
Host, listen, and administer
- Discover and join nearby streams
- Set up or configure a compatible GL.iNet Beryl AX or Beryl 7
- Host Direct local music and USB/line input
- Adjust listeners and start timing calibration
Listen over ordinary Wi-Fi
- Discover by mDNS or enter a server IP
- Play the shared stream through the phone or a connected speaker
- Adjust your own listening level and delay
- Background playback through the listener service
Android is listener-only: it does not host Direct sessions, set up a router, administer other listeners, or start calibration.
The AirPlay path
- Required for AirPlay-in and standard server sessions
- Receives the source and shares it over the local network
- Links iOS and Android listeners over its Wi-Fi
- Beryl AX and Beryl 7 setup is guided from iOS
Try the real thing
Test the whole
listening setup.
Try unrestricted playback for 10 minutes, followed by a 10-minute wait. Unlimited playback is a one-time purchase, not a subscription.