JKBeat — The Advanced YouTube Music ClientYour music.
Your rules.
Built with Material Design 3 for Android, Windows, Linux & macOS. Open-source, ad-free, and yours to customize.
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All the good stuff. No compromises.
Everything that makes JKBeat the ultimate music client.
A better way to listen
An advanced YouTube Music experience, shaped by Material Design 3.
Modern & elegant
Expressive colors, thoughtful spacing, and a beautifully focused design.
Make it your own
Customize your interface, your controls, and your everyday listening.
Find your next favorite
Discover fresh sounds, explore moods, and follow your curiosity.
Every detail, amplified
High-quality audio playback designed for immersive listening.
Take your music along
Build playlists and keep your favorite tracks ready for offline listening.
Your world of music
YouTube Music integration brings your favorites into one familiar place.
More control. More feeling.
A 10-band equalizer, gestures, Chromecast, and Bluetooth support.
A library that gets you
Bring order to your favorites with smart filters and collections.
Every screen. Same rhythm.
A tailored experience on Android, Windows, Linux, and macOS.
Always moving forward
Community-led updates make the experience better, release after release.
Less friction. More music.
Fast navigation and thoughtful controls keep you close to your sound.
Open Source
at its Heart.
JKBeat is built by music lovers for music lovers. Contribute, customize, and help us build the best open-source music player.
Latest Stable Version v1.8.2Showcase release label
The Interface
A glimpse into the Material Design 3 experience across platforms.
JKBeat.01 / 04Monsoon Lights
Aria Sky · Blue Hour Sessions
Good music goes everywhere.
Download the latest official release of JKBeat for your platform.
Android
Requires Android 6.0+
Windows
Requires Windows 10/11
Linux
Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Arch
macOS
macOS 11.0+ (Universal)
Demo download buttons. Official release links will be added when available.
Need Help?
Submit a request or report an issue directly to the development team on GitHub.