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 song. 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 song 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 songs will be added, deleted, skipped, and the final song count
• Whenever the 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 song 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.

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

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