Integrated playback
Native audio controls with play/pause, skip, shuffle, repeat and seeking, tested in an Android emulator.
An Android music library built for offline listening, with a native player, batch download management, playlist controls, and less scrolling through thousands of tracks.
No public APK or account registration is enabled yet. The first signed test release and account system are being prepared.
Built around real large-playlist tests and practical offline listening, with separate controls for playing tracks and selecting them for management.
Native audio controls with play/pause, skip, shuffle, repeat and seeking, tested in an Android emulator.
Analyze and select tracks, monitor a running batch, and review completed download jobs.
Search and select items. Review storage usage and carefully preview permanent file deletion before confirming.
Emulator test reported November 3, 2026: 515 saved, zero skipped, five failed, 2,421 seconds elapsed. Performance and availability vary by source and device. These are test results, not a success guarantee.
We're preparing a consistently signed Android package so future updates install over the existing application without wiping a tester's library.
Management limits and billing are still design proposals, not active purchases. Downloaded files remain separate from any future paid library-management access.
Use your own player and file manager. No integrated managed-library entitlement.
Integrated playback and management of a smaller collection.
More capacity for regular offline listening.
Large collections, mixed playlists and job organization.
Managed items limited by device storage and technical constraints.
All prices and product entitlements are provisional. No subscriptions or checkout are active. Download functionality remains subject to applicable permissions and source terms. App management features are subject to final testing.
The first 10–20 personally invited testers are intended to receive a free lifetime Founder entitlement covering current and future app features. Account registration and Founder activation aren't live yet.
No. Under the proposed model, subscriptions control managed-library privileges, not file ownership. Expiring access doesn't delete files; any deletion requires an explicit action.
That is the goal of the release process. Android updates require the same application ID and signing identity, plus suitable versioning. A release will not be offered until that update route is verified.
No. YT Car Library is an independent project. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by YouTube or Google. Users must respect media rights and source terms.
Not yet. A secure account system and one-active-session licensing are planned. This static beta website currently has no account forms or payment collection.