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Free · open source · Android 10+

Every app,
its own volume.

Turn YouTube up and Spotify down, and Tune remembers. Switch apps and each comes back at its own level — for the speaker, your headphones and every Bluetooth device.

No root · no account · nothing leaves your phone

Mix the banddrag the bars

Each bar is an app. Drag it up or down — that’s its own volume, and the others don’t budge.

What it does

The volume knob Android forgot

Set it once by just using your phone. Tune learns the level you leave each app at.

🎚️

Per-app levels

Media, ring, notification and alarm volume, remembered for every app.

🎶

Real mixing

Music apps that share their audio play side by side, each at the level you gave it.

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Learns as you go

Whatever volume you leave an app at becomes its level. No setup.

🎧

Per output

Separate levels for the speaker, wired headphones and each Bluetooth device.

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Its own volume panel

The volume buttons show Tune’s panel and move the app you’re using.

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Tile & widget

Pause Tune from Quick Settings; nudge the current app from your home screen.

Try it

A mixer for your phone

Slide one app. The rest stay put.

Each app keeps its own level, and Tune keeps a separate set for each place the sound goes. Change outputs on the right and every app jumps to the level you set there.

  • Drag a slider — that app’s level is remembered
  • Switch to headphones or the car and the levels follow
  • “Mix” apps play together at different volumes
  • “Switch” apps get their level whenever they’re playing

Drag the sliders, then switch outputs

Two ways

How Tune controls each app

Android has one media volume, so Tune labels every app with the method it gets.

ModeWhich appsWhat happens
MixPlayers that share their audio: Spotify, YouTube Music, Poweramp, VLC…Tune sets each one’s own level, and they play together at different volumes.
SwitchEverything else: YouTube, browsers, most gamesTune moves the phone’s media volume to the app’s level whenever it’s the one playing.
Exact (optional)Every app, with Shizuku runningTune scales each app’s own player, like the system does when it ducks audio.

Under the hood

How it works

01

Turn Tune on

Allow the accessibility and notification access it asks for. Tune only uses them to know which app is in front and what’s playing.

02

Use your phone

Set each app’s volume the normal way. Tune remembers it, per output.

03

Forget about it

From then on, every app comes back at its own level by itself.

Privacy

Nothing leaves your phone.

Tune doesn’t even have permission to use the internet. Your levels are stored on the phone, and nothing on your screen is read.

Read the privacy policy →

  • No internet permission at all
  • No account, no analytics
  • Screen content is never read
  • Notifications are never read
Tune

Give every app its voice.

Download Tune and set each app’s volume once — it remembers the rest.

Android 10 or newer · free · no ads · Apache 2.0 · Older versions · F-Droid repo