This depends 100% on what you expect an app and your music database to do. There are many things Roon can do that I cannot be without. If all one wants is to find an album and play it, it is overkill. The Naim app has some idiosyncrasies but is reliable and works well now for what it does. The iOS version is better in many ways still, while the Android version lacks some features and tends to have a slightly more quirky UI.
The pro and con Roon arguments have been rehashed too many times to be honest. I am reluctant to mention again what I like about it because it will only lead to someone showing up and telling me how wrong I am or that it is too expensive. For a partial list: https://community.naimaudio.com/t/roon-1-8/14361/17?u=suedkiez
Edit: Plus, you cannot “only use the SSD drive and Tidal” with Roon. Roon requires a server application that can be either installed on a regular computer (Windows, Mac, Linux) or can be a dedicated appliance (which they also sell as the Nucleus, but the basically same can be had cheaper)