Questions, answered

Tube AIO is a premium Android downloader for videos and music you have the right to download — in HD/4K quality or MP3 — from 1000+ websites, plus a built-in catalog of thousands of movies, for your own personal viewing and listening.

Yes — Tube AIO is a premium product with dedicated support and regular updates, and no account is required for core downloading. The app may show third-party ads, which have their own privacy policies.

The APK is published directly on tubeaio.com and requests only the permissions it needs (storage, network, optional notifications). Because it is sideloaded instead of coming from the Play Store, Android will show a standard “unknown apps” prompt — that is normal. Always download from tubeaio.com, never from random mirrors.

Any Android phone or tablet running Android 11.0 or newer. The current release is (v2026.09.18). No root is required.

No. Tube AIO is an independent alternative built for users looking for a fast, private, premium downloader. Snaptube and Vidmate are separate products with their own terms.

Right here on this site — the Download APK buttons point to the latest release (v2026.09.18) hosted on tubeaio.com. The file is served straight from /apk/ on this domain.

This is Android’s standard protection for sideloaded apps. Open Settings when prompted and allow “Install unknown apps” for the browser you downloaded with, then tap the APK file again. See the Install in 3 steps guide on the homepage.

Download the new APK from tubeaio.com and install it over the existing app — your settings stay intact. Release notes are published with each version.

Tube AIO is lightweight by design — a few tens of megabytes. Downloaded media goes to your device gallery or the folder you choose, so keep some free storage for large HD/4K files.

1000+ sites including YT, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X, Vimeo, and Dailymotion — via the built-in browser or by pasting a link. Site layouts change often, so if one link fails, try another to isolate it and report the failing URL to us.

From data-saving 144p up to full HD/4K where the source offers it, plus MP3 audio extraction in one tap. Available options always depend on what the source website provides.

Yes — enable background playback and audio keeps playing with the screen off. If your phone kills it, exempt Tube AIO from battery optimization in Android Settings.

Check your connection (switch Wi-Fi/mobile data), free up storage, pause other big downloads, and retry. For a single failing link, test a different video from the same site — if only one fails, send us that URL plus your app version.

In your device gallery (Videos/Music) or the custom folder you chose in the app’s settings. Use any file manager to move, rename, or share them.

No. Core downloading works with zero personal data. An optional account exists only to sync your own data (e.g. preferences, queue metadata) across your devices.

Only your login identifier, the data you choose to sync, and technical sync metadata. It is used solely to operate sync and is never shared or sold. Details are in the Privacy Policy.

Delete on-device files in the app or file manager anytime. To remove the server-side sync copy, clear sync in the app or email us for full account deletion.

By default, none — no name, email, location, contacts, or tracking identifiers, and your browsing and download history stays on your device. Optional sync and anonymous crash reports are the only exceptions, described in the Privacy Policy.

The premium app may show ads from independent advertising partners with their own privacy policies and terms. You can limit personalization in Android Settings → Privacy → Ads.

Storage/media (to save files), network (to fetch content you choose), plus optional notifications and background execution for progress and playback. You can review or revoke them in Android Settings → Apps → Tube AIO → Permissions.

The Service is not directed to children under 13. Downloading decisions and these Terms should be handled by a parent or guardian for younger users.

Only content you own, that is licensed for download, in the public domain, or shared with the creator’s permission. You are responsible for respecting copyrights and each platform’s own terms — downloading may violate them even where technically possible.

No. The app is only a technical bridge between you and publicly available web resources. We host no content ourselves.

Email us with ownership proof, a description of the work, exact locations, and your contact details, as described in the Terms and Conditions (Section V.2). We review notices and act on technical measures within our control.

Restart your phone, update to the latest APK, and clear the app cache (Settings → Apps → Tube AIO → Storage → Clear cache — this keeps downloads). If it persists, email us your device model, Android version, and app version.

Try a different quality or MP4 format, then test the file in another player (e.g. VLC) to isolate a codec issue. Send us the source link and chosen quality if it reproduces.

Check the gallery’s Videos/Music albums and the download folder set in the app. Some launchers hide new files until a media rescan — opening the file manager usually triggers it.

Android battery optimization is the usual cause. Set Tube AIO to “Unrestricted” under Settings → Battery, and re-enable notifications under App info.