One-click similar playlists
Right-click any song and build a permanent playlist of tracks like it — Last.fm recommendations matched on YouTube Music and saved to your library, without leaving the app.
Media keys & Now Playing
F7/F8/F9, AirPods double-tap, Control Center and the lock screen all control playback — with live artwork — even when the app is in the background.
Full native UI mode
An optional SwiftUI shell over the web player: sidebar, home, radio, playlists, albums, artist pages, search and a native now-playing screen — the web chrome gone entirely.
Floating mini player
An always-on-top, resizable window with artwork, title, like/dislike and transport controls. Tuck it in a corner while you work.
Radio, built from your history
Endless stations seeded from what you actually play — a daily discovery set that rotates each morning, one station per artist you love, plus genre and by-decade radios. Pin the ones you keep coming back to.
Spotify import
Bring your Spotify library across from a data export — every playlist you created or saved, matched on YouTube Music, with a report of anything that didn't line up.
Last.fm scrobbling
Connect once and every listen scrobbles to Last.fm — queued locally so nothing is lost when you're offline or quit mid-track.
Playlist folders
Group playlists into folders in the sidebar — drag one in or use the menu. A local layer over your library; ungrouping never touches the playlists inside.
A memory YouTube doesn't keep
Your plays are logged locally, so home shows things YouTube Music can't: a weekly mix, what you had on repeat a year ago today, and the favourites you drifted away from. Nothing leaves your Mac.
Speaks your language
English and Turkish, switching live with no restart — right down to the menu bar. Pick your region separately, so an English interface doesn't force someone else's charts on you.
Karaoke lyrics, in sync
Time-synced lyrics pulled straight through YouTube Music — the current line grows and stays centered, following the song beat by beat, in the now-playing screen or a slide-out panel.
Sleep timer
Fade out and pause after 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes — or at the end of the current track. For falling asleep to a playlist.
Crossfade
Smoothly fade the tail of one track into the head of the next, with an adjustable duration — so playlists flow without a gap of silence.
Themes
Swap the whole app between hand-tuned color themes, light and dark — the native shell and player restyle instantly to match.
A queue that obeys you
“Add to queue” and “Play next” actually work — a real ordered queue on top of YouTube Music, plus optional always-shuffle and track-change notifications.
