<100MB
RAM while playing
Light on your machine
A few dozen megabytes at rest. Idle CPU stays near zero.
Holy Panda is an independent studio designing and building apps for your desktop, one carefully made release at a time.



01 / Latest release
A lightweight, native YouTube Music player written in Rust. No browser. No account. Just music.
02 / Features
CrabyTube does one thing: play music, beautifully and without getting in the way. Here is what's inside the first release.
<100MB
RAM while playing
A few dozen megabytes at rest. Idle CPU stays near zero.

Built with Rust and Iced, not Electron. It opens fast, and the next track is ready before the current one ends.
Line-by-line lyrics, plus word-by-word karaoke with translations for many popular songs, from two sources at once.
Plays YouTube Music anonymously. Your data stays on your device.

Pure black, monospaced type and crisp outlines. The layout scales from a phone-sized window to 4K.
03 / Lineup
One release around the corner, more in the works, and the app where it all started.
A native YouTube Music player. Light, private and open source.
Linux · Windows · macOS
Something new is on the workbench. Follow along to see it first.
Under wraps
A Dynamic Island for Windows with media controls. Still available.
Windows · Microsoft Store
04 / Principles
Every app starts with how it should look and feel. The details matter as much as the features.
Each app focuses on one thing and does it properly, without the clutter around it.
Feedback from the people who use the apps shapes every update, and what gets built next.
Apps built for the computer you use every day, whether it runs Windows, macOS or Linux.
05 / Studio
New releases, updates and behind-the-scenes builds land here first. Pick your channel.
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