Hyperpipe for YouTube Music: discontinued, and what to use instead Hyperpipe was a private front end for YouTube Music, built on Piped. Its developers have discontinued it. Nov 9, 2026
TikTok without the app: ProxiTok, and why our listed instance is gone ProxiTok is a private front end for TikTok, inspired by Nitter. The instance we listed earlier the same day has since been retired. Nov 9, 2026
Twitch without tracking: a guide to SafeTwitch SafeTwitch is a private front end for Twitch. Its source repository is now archived, but some instances still run. Nov 9, 2026
Piped and Piped-Material: the app-style YouTube front ends Piped is a YouTube front end that runs as an app in your browser. Piped-Material is a fork with a different look. Nov 9, 2026
YouTube without Google tracking: a guide to Invidious Invidious is the best known private front end for YouTube. Its pages are made on the server and work without JavaScript. Nov 9, 2026
Bandcamp without the tracking: a guide to Tent Tent is a simple front end for Bandcamp. It fetches Bandcamp pages on its server and gives you a plain page with the music. Nov 9, 2026
SoundCloud without an account: a guide to soundcloak soundcloak is a lighter front end for SoundCloud. It asks SoundCloud for everything on its own server, so your phone never talks to SoundCloud and you never log in. Nov 9, 2026