This is a list of software implementing the Digital Audio Access Protocol.
| Name | Client | Server | Supports 7.0 | Platform | Licence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Amarok | Yes | Yes | No | Unix-like | GNU General Public License (GNU GPL) |
| aTunes | Yes | No | No | Cross-platform: Java | |
| Banshee | Yes | Yes | No | Unix-like | MIT |
| daapd | No | Yes | No | Unix-like | |
| DAAP Client | Yes | No | No | Android | GNU GPL Version 3 |
| Exaile | Yes | No | No | Unix-like | GNU GPL |
| Firefly Client | Yes | No | No | Cross-platform: Java | GNU GPL |
| Firefly Media Server | No | Yes | No | Cross-platform: Unix-like, Windows, Mac OS X | GNU GPL |
| FreeNAS | No | Yes | No | Unix | FreeBSD |
| Get It Together | Yes | Yes | No | Cross-platform: Java | |
| iTunes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Cross-platform: Mac OS X; Windows 2000, XP | Proprietary free of charge |
| LimeWire | No | Yes | No | Cross-platform: Java | Nagware, and GNU GPL |
| OurTunes | Yes | No | Yes | Cross-platform: Java | Open source |
| Rhythmbox | Yes | Yes | No | Unix-like | GNU GPL |
| Roku SoundBridge | Yes | No | Yes | Hardware device, dedicated | Hardware |
| Songbird | Yes | No | No | Cross-platform: Unix-like, Windows, Mac OS X | GNU GPL with restrictions, add-ons are proprietary and "are licensed, not sold" |
| Spydaap | No | Yes | No | Unix-like | GNU GPL |
| Tangerine | No | Yes | No | Cross-platform: Mono | |
| TunesBrowser | Yes | No | No | Unix-like | |
| WiFiTunes | Yes | No | No | Pocket PC 2003, 2003 SE, Windows Mobile 5 | |
| XBMC | Yes | No | No | Cross-platform: Xbox, Windows, Mac OS X 10.5 x86, Unix-like | GNU GPL |
| xmms2 | Yes | No | No | Unix-like | GNU GPL |
| dmapd | No | Yes | No | Unix-like | GNU GPL |
| DIAMS | No | Yes | Yes | Android | |
| GiaS | No | Yes | Yes | Android |
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