TUNEKU FM
With your AI, turn your own music into a personal radio station.
A station of one
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Now playing · that song you've kept for years
“You said you had meetings all day. Next up, something slower — take a breath.”
On Tuneku FM, you'll hear
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Your own music
The songs you've collected on your computer over the years play one after another, like a radio station. The screen can show Starfield, Vinyl or Clockwork, and switching between them never stops the music.
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A word or two between songs
The first time you open Tuneku FM each day, your AI says hello. Between songs from your computer, your AI adds a line or two about the one that's just started, the way a radio host would.
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What's next is up to you
In the mood for something quiet? Ask your AI to pick one from the music on your computer. Want to talk about your day? Go ahead.
Common questions
- Does Tuneku cost anything?
- Playing and skipping songs with the player, and changing the look on screen, don't use Credits. Neither does your AI's hello the first time you open Tuneku FM each day. Two things do use Credits: the line or two between songs (whether or not “Read replies aloud” is on), and chatting with your AI (including asking for a song or a skip in the chat). Voice input and read-aloud replies use the voice time in your account, tracked separately from Credits. You can see your usage in your account.
- Is there an app to download?
- No. Sign in with your Worldku account and listen in your browser. If you use “Choose a music folder”, some browsers will remember your choice, though you may need to allow access again when you return. Others require you to choose the folder again each time. Songs picked with “Select music files” need to be picked again each time you open the site.
- Is your music uploaded?
- No. Your audio files play only on your device and are never uploaded, and your AI can't see the files themselves or where you keep them. To announce and pick songs, your AI sees the titles and artists of a few dozen songs at a time: the one playing now, a few just before and after it, songs you've played recently, and some others from your library.
- Can you use Tuneku without Apple Music?
- Yes. The music files on your computer are all you need. If you subscribe to Apple Music, you can also connect it and play your Apple Music library.
- How do you request a song or chat with your AI?
- Type in “Call in”, or use “Talk” to turn what you say into text in the message box, then send it. Your AI replies first, then picks a song from your computer or skips to the next one, as you asked. This counts as a chat and uses Credits; playing and skipping with the player's own buttons doesn't.
- How do you hear your AI's voice?
- First choose a voice for your AI in your Worldku account, then turn on “Read replies aloud” in Tuneku, and what your AI says will be read aloud. Voice input and read-aloud replies use the voice time in your account, tracked separately from Credits.
- Does your AI remember you here too?
- If memory is on in your Worldku account, the things your AI remembers from other Worldku apps can come up here too. Your play history list stays in the browser you're using and doesn't sync to your other devices automatically.