Aerotune plays Spotify, YouTube Music and SoundCloud side by side in a single library, and it barely touches your RAM.
Free. Updates install themselves.
Press play. It's a real demo with sound.
Connect your accounts, then choose which playlists come into your library. Everything else stays one tab away for later.
Plays right inside Aerotune, so the Spotify app doesn't need to be open. Needs a Premium account.
Search and browse without signing in, or connect your account to bring your playlists over.
Add SoundCloud playlists next to everything else and shuffle across all of them.
Every part of Aerotune can be restyled. Have a play: this preview works just like the settings in the app, and it plays along with the demo up top.
Your status shows the actual track and artist, not just "Aerotune". This one follows whatever the demo is playing.
See your top songs and how much you've listened, for the week, the month or the year.
Sample numbers shown. Yours fill in as you listen.
A native app, not a web page in a box. It starts fast and leaves your RAM for games.
Select a bunch of songs and drag them to a new spot in the playlist together.
Pin favourites, keep recent ones on top, hide old ones and group the rest into categories.
New versions download in the background and apply on the next launch. No reinstalling.
Yes. Aerotune itself is free. Spotify playback needs your own Spotify Premium account; YouTube Music and SoundCloud work with free accounts.
Not yet. Aerotune is made for Windows 10 and 11.
No. Spotify songs play inside Aerotune, so you can close the Spotify app completely.
Only the ones you choose. When you connect an account you pick which playlists go into your library, and the rest stay in that service's tab to add later.
Aerotune checks for new versions on its own, downloads them quietly and applies them the next time you open it.
Download the installer, connect the services you use, and pick the playlists you want in your library.
Download for WindowsFor Windows 10 and 11. See all versions