Liberate your music. Own your data. A desktop music manager that keeps your collection local and yours.
Windows, macOS, and Linux
Get tracks from YouTube, SoundCloud, Bandcamp, and hundreds more sources. yt-dlp installs and updates itself.
Find the tracks that your albums miss, and the albums that your artists miss.
Build playlists from rules: genre, year, play count, and more. The playlists update themselves.
See plays per day and your most played tracks, artists, and albums. All data stays on your machine.
Send now-playing updates and scrobbles. Plays made offline queue and submit later.
Select folders and the app imports new audio files from them. Bandcamp purchases land in your library.
Copy playlists to USB drives, SD cards, and portable players. Removed tracks clean up on the device.
MusicBrainz and Last.fm supply album art, genres, and release data. A tag editor writes tags into your files.
Queue, shuffle, repeat, crossfade, and volume normalization. Playback continues from the system tray.
Playlist gives you autonomy over your music data. Use that freedom responsibly. Buy albums, back creators, go to shows.
.exe installer
Easy install/uninstall
.dmg — Apple Silicon & Intel
Drag to Applications
.deb package
sudo dpkg -i playlist_*.deb
.rpm package
sudo dnf install playlist-*.rpm
Coming soon on Flathub
flatpak install flathub com.playlist.app