wtf is spotigo?

SpotiGo is an Android app that lets you control and play Spotify by running the Spotify web player inside a custom native shell, rather than a normal web browser view. A JavaScript bridge connects native Android controls, like the lock screen and notifications, to the web player running underneath, so the two sides can talk to each other in both directions. The README is clear about what SpotiGo is not: it does not work by installing a custom certificate to intercept and rewrite your network traffic. That approach would require you to trust a certificate capable of reading your own encrypted traffic, which the author calls a dangerous practice and something the project deliberately avoids. Instead, SpotiGo injects scripts and bridges events without touching or decrypting any network traffic at all. Features listed include background playback so music keeps going when you leave the app, native media session support for things like lock screen controls and notifications, partial support for Android Auto, and the bidirectional bridge between native Android code and the web player. The project explicitly avoids any certificate installation or man in the middle traffic interception. The project is unfinished and still under active development. The source code is not published yet. The author explains this is partly to avoid people cloning incomplete software and partly to reduce the chance that the technique behind the app gets noticed and blocked before it is ready. So right now this repository works as a public overview of the project rather than something you can download and build yourself. No license has been assigned, so all rights are reserved by the author. The project is not accepting outside contributions while the source stays private, though the author invites people to open an issue for bugs or feature ideas once builds become available. There is also a Discord community linked for talking directly with the developer.