A Mac app that brings your library, the catalog, and your next listen closer.
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Your music. In focus.
Less waiting.
More listening.
Ready for your next listen.
Preloading and caching help keep browsing moving.
Illustrated comparison: TuneFuse opens the prepared album immediately; Apple Music pauses and loads before showing the same album.
A head start.
TuneFuse starts loading albums before you open them, getting the next view ready while you browse.
Ready for the return.
Content you’ve already opened stays cached, ready when you come back.
A closer connection to your music.
Your library.The whole catalog.Together in TuneFuse.
Start with a song you love. Explore the rest from there.
One album.
One place.
Your Apple Music library’s album view shows the songs you’ve saved. TuneFuse brings those tracks and the catalog album together.
The whole album, in one place.
Together in TuneFuse
More from the artists
you love.
Go from a saved song to the artist’s full Apple Music page. Find their latest release, top songs, and albums without leaving TuneFuse.
The songs and albums saved in your library.
Change the music.
Not your focus.
Search for an album and control playback with a shortcut you can make your own. Then get right back to what you were doing.
Choose a step to explore the demo.
You’re halfway through a thought in your document.
Press ⌘⇧M to bring Quick Actions over your work. The default shortcut is customizable.
Recent albums appear first. Type Mira Sol, see the search loading, then browse albums and artists.
Choose Blue static. Artwork, the player and the queue update together.
Escape clears the search; Escape again closes Quick Actions. Continue the same sentence.
Right under
your cursor.
Move your pointer beneath the notch
to bring your playback controls into reach.
For MacBooks with a notch.
All your music.
A small space for what’s playing.
Built out of love for music.
Made to make it yours.
I built TuneFuse around the way I listen: following an album, exploring an artist, and putting something on while I work. It’s early days, and I’d love your help making it better.
Daniel ArdenHelp shape TuneFuse.
The free beta will be ready by the end of September 2026. Try it with your own music, and tell me what feels right, what gets in the way, and what you’d like to see next.
You’ll receive just three emails: a link to confirm your email, the download link when the beta is out, and an announcement when the full release is out. That’s it.
Before you
press play.
Which Macs does TuneFuse support?
TuneFuse works on any Mac running macOS 27 or later. The notch player is available on MacBooks with a notch.
Do I need an Apple Music subscription?
Yes. TuneFuse is a client for Apple Music, so you’ll need an active Apple Music subscription.
How much does the beta cost?
The beta is free. Pricing for the full release is still to be decided.
What will you email me?
Just three emails. First, a link to confirm your email. Then, the download link when the beta is out. Finally, an announcement when the full release is out. That’s all.
What should I know before installing?
TuneFuse is very early in development, so expect rough edges and things to change. I’d love to hear your feedback and suggestions—email me at hello@tunefuse.app.