Demo. Leave the demo
Your YouTube playlists, in the order you ask for.
Demo. Leave the demo
A music player for your own YouTube playlists and Liked videos. Sign in under Settings, import your lists, then browse and listen like in any music app. The demo shows everything on an invented library with a player that only advances a clock.
Browse by artist, by genre (grouped in families), by mood, by scene (anime, visual novels, VTubers, Vocaloid…) and by the anime, game or musical a song is from. Search finds titles in any script, romaji, artists and works. Every page has Play (in order) and Shuffle; Radio on a song plays others that sound like it.
True shuffle gives every order the same chance and repeats nothing until the whole selection has played, also after a reload. The mode button left of Play changes how the next tracks are chosen: spread artists apart, fresh first, favourites, rediscover, artist rotation, genre blocks, newest first. Mix builder combines filters, limits and the order, and saves them as stations.
Every track can carry hand-made labels: artist, title, genres, mood, scene, the work it is from and its role there (OP, ED…), language and kind. Edit one track with I or the pencil; select several in a list to edit them together. A labels file (Settings) applies a whole set at once and is kept apart from your corrections, which always win.
Space play or pause · n next · p previous · ? every key.
Everything stays in this browser (IndexedDB): the imported lists as YouTube reports them, your labels, corrections, ratings, play counts, history, queue and stations. The sign-in token lasts an hour and stays in this tab. Nothing goes to this site. Cover art is loaded from YouTube's image server (i.ytimg.com) once you have a library; it can be switched off in Settings. “Delete everything stored here” removes all of it; “Disconnect” revokes this page's access to your YouTube account. YouTube data older than 30 days is refreshed when you next sign in.
On a phone, playback stops when the screen locks: YouTube's player does that. The player stays visible while it plays, as YouTube's terms ask.
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