Stream more than 60 million tracks without paying
Atraci is a desktop music player that gives you access to a vast library — over 60 million songs — that you can stream for free. Rather than hosting files, it pulls audio and video content from YouTube so you can listen to full tracks or watch music videos without subscribing to a paid service.
Suggested substitute
- iTunes (free)
Main capabilities
Atraci focuses on making YouTube’s music catalog easy to use from the desktop. Its principal features include:
- Create and manage playlists for continuous listening.
- View your playback history so you can quickly return to tracks you liked.
- Switch the interface language and choose between different visual themes.
- Find artists and songs quickly using the built-in search tool.
What it actually is
At its core, Atraci functions as a YouTube client tailored for desktop use. It wraps YouTube’s audio/video streams in a simple, clean interface so you don’t need to open a web browser to play the music you want.
Limitations to be aware of
- There are only a handful of customization settings compared with full-featured media players.
- It lacks advanced filtering or sorting by genre, mood, or other detailed categories. Despite these restrictions, its straightforward, minimalist design makes it easy and pleasant to operate.
Who should use it
If you prefer not to store local music files and want a lightweight way to access an enormous catalog, Atraci is a practical choice. It serves well as a desktop jukebox for anyone who wants quick, no-friction access to YouTube’s music library.
Technical
- Mac
- Arabic
- German
- English
- Spanish
- French
- Italian
- Japanese
- Dutch
- Polish
- Portuguese
- Chinese (Simplified)
- Free