ByeTunes 🎵

Say goodbye to iTunes sync!

ByeTunes is a native iOS app that lets you inject music (MP3, M4A, FLAC, WAV) and ringtones directly into your device's media library—without needing a computer connection for every sync. It communicates directly with the iOS media database, giving you the power to manage your music on your terms.

Features

• Direct Music Injection: Add songs to your Apple Music library without a PC.
• (DISABLED FOR NOW) Ringtone Manager: Inject custom ringtones (.m4r and .mp3 auto-conversion).
• Playlist Support: Create and manage playlists on the fly.
• No Computer Needed (after setup): Once paired, you're free!
• Metadata Editing: Auto-fetched from iTunes or Deezer.

Compilation Instructions

To build ByeTunes yourself, you'll need a Mac with Xcode.

Prerequisites

• Xcode: Version 15+ recommended.
• iOS Device: Running iOS 16.0 or later.

External Libraries

ByeTunes relies on idevice (a libimobiledevice alternative) to talk to the iOS internal file system. These files are NOT included in this repository for licensing/size reasons.

To compile the app, you need to obtain these two files and place them in the MusicManager/ directory:

• libidevice_ffi.a (Static Library)
• idevice.h (Header File)

You can find idevice and compile it from here: https://github.com/jkcoxson/idevice

If you don't have these files, the project will not compile.

Build Steps

• Install Rust:

    curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh
    ``
 Add the ios Arch:
    `bash
    rustup target add aarch64-apple-ios
    `
    
 Install Xcode Command Line Tools if you don't have it already installed:
    `bash
    xcode-select --install
    `
 Clone the repo:
    `bash
    git clone https://github.com/jkcoxson/idevice
    `
 Set a deployment target:
    `bash
    export IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET=xx.x
    `
 Run the cargo build:
    `bash
    cargo build --release --package idevice-ffi --target aarch64-apple-ios
    `
Inside the idevice folder find: idevice.h and libidevice_ffi.a. Move them inside the project in Xcode, make sure you create Bridging-Header.h  
Inside your Xcode project and make sure you add:
 `bash
    #import "idevice.h"

In Project Settings > Build Phases > Link Binary With Libraries, make sure libidevice_ffi.a is listed.

How to Use

• LocalDevVPN:
• Download LocalDevVPN from the App Store/Altstore PAL https://apps.apple.com/us/app/localdevvpn/id6755608044.
• Open it and tap Connect, you will need an active connection to import the pairing file inside the app.
• Pairing:
• On first launch, you'll see an "Import Pairing File" screen.
• You need to get a pairing file.
• Download idevice_pair refer to https://github.com/jkcoxson/idevice_pair .
• Generate you pairing file.
• Export it from your computer and Airdrop/Save it to your iPhone.
• Import it into ByeTunes.
• Add Music:
• Tap "Add Songs" and select files from your Files app.
• Hit "Inject to Device" and watch the magic happen.
• Ringtones:
• Go to the Ringtones tab, add your file, and inject!

Notes

• Signed Apps: If you install this via a signing service (Signulous, AltStore, etc.), the app includes a fix (asCopy: true`) to ensure file importing works correctly without crashing.
• Backup: Always good to have a backup of your music library before messing with database injection!

Support & Bug Reporting

Found a bug? We'd love to fix it!

• Report Issues: Open a ticket on GitHub Issues.
• Join the Community: Chat with us on Discord.
• Attach Debug Logs:
• If you are experiencing injection failures, please use the Debug Options under delte library inside settings.
• This includes a "Debug Logs" screen where you can copy the app logs.
• Please attach these logs to your issue report—they help us solve problems much faster!

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--- Tranlated By Open Ai Tx | Last indexed: 2026-06-04 ---