Self-hosted streaming
Connect a Navidrome or Subsonic server and stream your collection with a full library interface.
Music
A music player built around libraries you control. Stream from a self-hosted server, play files stored on your device, and discover independent artists on Tenkura.
Core playback does not require a Tenkura account. Sign-in is reserved for cloud vault, backups, and artist support.
Connect a Navidrome or Subsonic server and stream your collection with a full library interface.
Play local files with background audio, lock-screen controls, and headset support.
Browse independent artists and releases on Tenkura. Follow creators and support them when signed in.
Basketball
Organize pickup runs and small leagues in one place: schedule sessions, manage attendance, and track players without relying on scattered chat threads.
No public web client yet. Distributed as a private Android APK for testing.
Games
Authentic Japanese riichi mahjong with a clear table and a focus on correct rules. Designed for solo practice first, then local party play and online matchmaking on Steam.
Early development. No public download is available yet.
Studio
Ten (天) means sky; Kura (蔵) means storehouse or vault. The name reflects a practical goal: protect what you value, and keep it clear of unnecessary noise.
Your library, your sessions, and your account data remain yours. We do not sell advertising against your activity, and we avoid locking core listening behind a rented catalog. Where possible, server credentials and local media stay on your device.
Wave, Pulse, and Mahjong are separate products with clear purposes—not a single bloated platform. We release when the experience is genuinely usable.
Playback of your own library does not require registration. A free Tenkura account is used for cloud vault, backups, artist support, and other signed-in features.
Tenkura Studio is a small team building Wave (music), Pulse (basketball runs), and Tenkura Mahjong (Steam).