Dashboard (v0.5.5.2)
Dashboard - Charms
OVERLAY - HUD: Browse, Playing, Queue
Explore MBXHub
Everything else
- MCPConnect your music to AI assistants
- AI ToolsExplore your library through conversation
- DevicesPhones, tablets, and other screens
- CastingTake your music to network speakers
- HardwareNetwork streamers, audio gear, and LED controllers.
- AppsDesktop apps, mobile clients, and companion tools.
- AutomationScripts, shortcuts, and routines
- ControllersButtons, knobs, and control surfaces
- Custom AppsBuild your own music experience
What is MBXHub?
Web application
use it out of the box to browse, play, search, Queue from your phone, tablet, or desktop — in any browser on any platform.
AutoQ
Use Truedat to scan your library and select tracks based on musical properties. Stations are where you create your own stream influenced by your own tastes.
Listen Here
Send the music to the device in your hand — open a browser, tap the headphone on any track, and it plays there.
The MBXCast panel in MusicBee
The same cast from the HUD
MBXCast
Cast to a speaker on the network — drive it from MusicBee, the HUD, or any phone in the house.
ARiA
drives the host machine from any device: keystrokes, mouse, launching an app.
Charms
provides unified volume, source, and configuration of devices. WiiM and Fosi devices supported; Devialet Phantom and Phantom Ultimate speakers are controlled through the Mixer charm's endpoint fader — volume, mute and source.
REST / WebSockets
the engine underneath all of it, provides the complete REST API, push and subscribe notifications.
Charms
A charm is a button on the charm bar. Press one and it opens a page, does something in MusicBee, or controls a device on your network.
These are the charms that come with MBXHub. They are all on to start with — hide the ones you don’t need, or change their order, in settings.
Try an example charm:
What each one does, and how to write your own →
MBXHub Shell
A small Windows app that runs alongside MusicBee. It puts what’s playing in Windows’ own media controls, on the lock screen and on Bluetooth devices that show the track, under the MBXHub name. It sits in the system tray: open MusicBee from there, switch to another MBXHub on your network, or reconnect.
It also turns your desktop into a web viewer, overlaid on whatever you are doing, one key press away: the HUD (Ctrl+Shift+M) for transport, browsing and the queue, and the Charm Bar (Ctrl+Alt+B) for every charm in its own window. Either one controls this PC or another MBXHub in the house.
Windows media flyout
Tray menu — pick a machine
HUD overlay — a standalone window
Charm Bar — quick access to charms, as desktop windows
Cast Control
Keep your network speaker within reach. Cast Control shows the device, track and artist, with play/pause, previous, next, stop, seeking and volume controls right in the HUD.
Cast Control — playback and volume at hand
From the HUD to the WiiM
Get started
- Download MBXHub — Windows 10 or later, MusicBee 3.x
- The datasheet — what it is, in full, including requirements
- Charms — what each one does, and how to build your own
- Feature overview — the tour, with screenshots
- REST API documentation — the full endpoint reference
- Every release, in order