Arylic makes wireless audio streaming products: streaming amplifiers, music streamers, ceiling and wall speakers and DIY streaming boards under the Up2Stream name. The devices are controlled with Arylic's own apps (4STREAM and Go Control), through AirPlay, DLNA or UPnP apps, or from a web interface on the local network.
Arylic devices join the home Wi-Fi network (2.4 GHz on the A50+) or use an Ethernet port, and are then controlled from the phone app or from any app that speaks AirPlay, DLNA/UPnP or Spotify Connect. Several rooms can be grouped for multiroom playback. Alexa is documented for the H50 amplifier; we could not confirm Google Home, Matter or a vendor-run smart home platform.
That suits people who want a network audio source or amplifier for existing speakers and may add Home Assistant or Homey for automations. It is weaker for anyone expecting full voice assistant coverage across the range, a documented developer API or Matter, none of which we could confirm, and community reports on Home Assistant control are mixed.
Connection
Wi-Fi and Ethernet, plus Bluetooth on some models
Voice assistants
Alexa on the H50; others not confirmed
Matter
Not found
Open platforms
Home Assistant (LinkPlay) and a Homey app
What can be connected
Amplifiers Streaming amplifiers such as the LA50, H50, A50+ and A100
Streamers and boards Music streamers (LP10, LP20, LP100) and Up2Stream DIY receiver boards and amplifiers
The app Arylic's product pages name for setup, playback and multiroom control. It lists online music services, local and NAS sources, presets, grouping and an EQ. The App Store listing credits Rakoit Technology (SZ) Co., Ltd. and does not mention Alexa, Google, AirPlay or Spotify Connect. The Google Play link follows the package id shown on a third-party page and was not opened on Google Play.
Arylic's newer control app, described on Arylic's site as free for iOS and Android with centralized control of all Arylic devices, with feature availability varying by product. The App Store listing covers playback, input selection, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth pairing, multiroom, EQ, presets and scheduled playback, and names models such as the B50/BP50, LP10 and LP100. A user review there reports connection failures with the B50 and BP50. The Google Play id comes from a third-party listing.
Not an app. Arylic's page describes a browser-based interface reachable from a phone, tablet or PC on the same network, and third-party apps that support AirPlay or AirPlay 2, DLNA or UPnP, such as MusicBee, Foobar 2000 and Serviio.
Official supported by the brandCommunity built by someone elseNot found searched, nothing foundUnconfirmed sources conflict or could not be opened
Platform
Status
What it means
Sources
Connection
Wi-Fi
Yes
The A50+ page specifies 802.11 b/g/n on 2.4 GHz and a 10/100 Ethernet port. The page suggests up to about 10 amplifiers per Wi-Fi network for typical home use.
The A50+ is listed with a Bluetooth 5.0 receiver (SBC and AAC). The H50 review page lists aptX HD Bluetooth. Arylic's about page also lists Bluetooth Sync (Auracast) as an innovation.
No Matter support is mentioned on the Arylic pages we opened and no announcement was found, so we could not confirm either way.
Searched, no source
Streaming protocols
Yes
The A50+ page lists AirPlay 1, DLNA, UPnP, Spotify Connect and Qplay. Arylic's about page names AirPlay 2 for the LA50 and H50. A retailer page for the H50 also lists Spotify Connect and TIDAL Connect.
Arylic's about page lists the H50 as an Alexa Amplifier, and a retailer page describes Alexa voice control and alarm and sleep timers on the H50. The A50+ page does not list Alexa, so support appears to be model specific.
Spotify Connect is listed for the A50+, and Spotify Connect and TIDAL Connect for the H50. Qobuz, Amazon Music and TuneIn are also listed as music services on the A50+ page.
Home Assistant has a built-in LinkPlay integration for media players based on the LinkPlay protocol, introduced in 2024.8 with local polling, zeroconf discovery, preset playback and multiroom grouping. Home Assistant's page does not name Arylic, Arylic's pages do not mention Linkplay, and neither vendor maintains it. On Arylic's forum, users report volume, input and EQ working but play and pause problems on one model, and one user moved to Music Assistant over DLNA.
A Homey app named Arylic is published by Rakoit and lists the A31 and LP/LA models over LAN, noting that Homey Bridge is required. It lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server and needs Homey 12.4.0 or newer. Rakoit also appears as copyright holder on the 4STREAM App Store listing and in Go Control's privacy policy link, but Arylic's pages do not confirm the relationship, and the Bridge note sits oddly beside the Cloud listing.
No binding for Arylic was found; no dedicated search was run.
Searched, no source
Node-RED
Unconfirmed
No dedicated node was found. Arylic devices that speak DLNA or UPnP can be reached by generic tools, which we did not verify.
Searched, no source
Hubitat, Domoticz, Control4, IFTTT, Philips Hue
Unconfirmed
No integration was found on the Arylic pages we opened; no dedicated search was run for these.
Searched, no source
Local or developer API
Unconfirmed
Arylic's pages describe a local web interface but no developer API. One forum user suspected a device answers only over plain HTTP, which is unconfirmed. We could not verify any official API documentation.
Checked 11 November 2026 against the brand's own pages, app store listings and each project's own page. “Not found” means we searched and found nothing, not that it is impossible. Compatibility changes often. Spot an error? Tell us and we will fix it.
Common questions about Arylic
Does Arylic support Matter?
Unconfirmed. No Matter support is mentioned on the Arylic pages we opened and no announcement was found, so we could not confirm either way.
Does Arylic work with Alexa?
Yes, officially. Arylic's about page lists the H50 as an Alexa Amplifier, and a retailer page describes Alexa voice control and alarm and sleep timers on the H50. The A50+ page does not list Alexa, so support appears to be model specific.
Does Arylic work with Google Home?
Unconfirmed. Arylic's about page says products meet Apple, Google, CE and FCC standards, but no Google Home or Google Cast support is named on the pages we opened.
Does Arylic work with Apple Home (HomeKit)?
Unconfirmed. AirPlay 2 is named for the LA50 and H50, so the devices can be an AirPlay target. We could not confirm whether they appear in the Apple Home app.
Does Arylic work with Home Assistant?
Yes. Home Assistant has a built-in LinkPlay integration for media players based on the LinkPlay protocol, introduced in 2024.8 with local polling, zeroconf discovery, preset playback and multiroom grouping. Home Assistant's page does not name Arylic, Arylic's pages do not mention Linkplay, and neither vendor maintains it. On Arylic's forum, users report volume, input and EQ working but play and pause problems on one model, and one user moved to Music Assistant over DLNA.
Does Arylic work with SmartThings?
Unconfirmed. No SmartThings integration was found on the pages we opened; no dedicated search was run.
Does Arylic work with Homey?
Unconfirmed. A Homey app named Arylic is published by Rakoit and lists the A31 and LP/LA models over LAN, noting that Homey Bridge is required. It lists Homey Cloud, Homey Pro, Homey Pro mini and Self-Hosted Server and needs Homey 12.4.0 or newer. Rakoit also appears as copyright holder on the 4STREAM App Store listing and in Go Control's privacy policy link, but Arylic's pages do not confirm the relationship, and the Bridge note sits oddly beside the Cloud listing.
Answers come from the sourced table above. See how Arylic compares with all brands on the smart home brand statistics page.