OuterTune

OuterTune is what happens when a local audio player and a YouTube Music client fall in love, elope, and come back jacked on steroids. It’s a polished, power-packed fork of InnerTune that fixes what’s broken, adds what’s missing, and delivers the kind of audio experience you didn’t know you needed, until now.

First off, no ads. Zero interruptions. Whether you’re bumping YouTube Music in the background or scrubbing through your own FLAC library, it’s seamless, uninterrupted bliss. Want to swap from a YouTube track to a local MP3 without stopping the vibe? Go for it. OuterTune handles dual queues like a pro and even lets you tweak pitch and tempo like a backroom DJ.

Metadata finally makes sense here, too. Thanks to its custom tag extractor, your weirdly formatted tracks (looking at you, underscore_delimited_90s_mix_tapes) are fully readable. It’s the kind of nerdy polish that shows just how much care went into this.

And lyrics? Not just the scrolling kind. OuterTune syncs word-by-word karaoke-style, so you can belt out those emo throwbacks like it’s 2007 again, shame optional.

Is it perfect? Not quite, playlist sync to your remote YouTube account is still MIA. But with Android Auto support, Material You vibes, and even Android 8 compatibility, it’s hard to complain when you’re cruising with synchronized lyrics glowing on the dash.

OuterTune isn’t just a music player. It’s a flex. A remix. A dev’s love letter to audiophiles who want it all, and then some.