After several months of development alongside my transition into cybersecurity, I'm releasing two projects born from my ongoing exploration of audio and technology: StreamJack and OnlyAudio.

StreamJack — Windows Audio Streaming Client

StreamJack (currently at version 1.1.0) is a lightweight Windows client built to connect to Icecast and Shoutcast servers. Designed for simplicity and reliability, it lets you broadcast an audio stream with minimal setup — ideal for internet radio, DJ sets, and personal streaming projects.

Key features:

  • Icecast / Shoutcast compatibility
  • Lightweight, native Windows client
  • Simple connection setup
  • Built for reliability during live streaming sessions
StreamJack logo StreamJack broadcasting console in the disconnected state, with server profile and audio input settings StreamJack broadcasting console while live, showing audio level, CPU, and network throughput

OnlyAudio — Lightweight Desktop Audio Player

OnlyAudio (currently at version 2.4.0) is a cross-platform desktop audio player (Windows, macOS, Linux) built to stay light without unnecessary bloat. It comes with an Android remote control companion app, letting you manage playback from your phone, along with an upcoming track announcement feature that names the next track before it plays.

Key features:

  • Cross-platform: Windows, macOS, Linux
  • Lightweight, minimal resource usage
  • Android remote control companion app
  • Upcoming track announcement
  • Clean, distraction-free interface
OnlyAudio logo OnlyAudio in full-screen mode showing the animated album art for Romanthony's 'Floorpiece' OnlyAudio with the playlist panel open, album art and track queue visible OnlyAudio Android remote, now-playing screen with playback controls OnlyAudio Android remote, playlist view with search bar OnlyAudio Android remote, controls panel with shuffle, repeat, and volume

Where to find them

Both projects are available now on:

Both are pay-what-you-want, starting at $0.

What's next

These two tools are part of a broader exploration at the intersection of technology, audio, and creativity — a thread that also runs through my personal infrastructure projects (Free Hive) and future creative work. More updates to come.