Tributary

Workout, work, evening walk. I have Apple Music playlists that have grown for each use case. Sometimes I want to listen to all of them combined. But when I manually combine them, the same songs end up multiple times. I didn't like that, so I made this.

Select the source playlists, and it creates a merged playlist in Apple Music with duplicates consolidated into a single track. The original playlists are read-only and untouched. When the originals change, "Sync Now" reflects additions and deletions. You can create multiple merged destinations, and choose the track order from original order, title order, or shuffle.

What it can do

• Even if the same song appears in multiple sources, it appears only once in the merged destination
• Preview before creating: see which tracks will be added, deleted, skipped, and the final track count
• When original playlists change, sync as many times as you want. Multiple merged destinations can be updated all at once with "Update All"
• Manage multiple merged destinations. Choose track order from original order, title order, or shuffle

Communicates only with Apple Music

No account registration, analytics SDK, ad SDK, or developer server. Processing happens on-device.

iOS 17 or later. Valid Apple Music subscription required. Local tracks that don't match the Apple Music catalog are skipped and reported on the results screen. Free.

• App Store
• 紹介ページPlaylist Music