Free playlist sync, with no catch

Most playlist sync services are free only up to a point: one playlist at a time, a cap on tracks, and automatic sync behind a subscription. Trackhop is free with everything included: every sync, every playlist, every track, on a schedule, for as long as you use it. It is open source and runs on your own phone or computer, so there is no server bill to pay for and nothing to upsell.

What “free” means here

No paid plan. There is nothing to unlock: scheduled syncs, mirror removals, liked songs, big playlists and every service are in the same free app.
No track or playlist limit. Move a whole library at once, or sync dozens of playlists.
No account. You do not sign up for Trackhop; you only connect the music services you use.
Your logins stay with you. They are stored encrypted on your device, never on a Trackhop server (there is none).
No ads in the builds from GitHub, F-Droid, Trackhop Desktop and the Docker server.
Open source (AGPL-3.0): anyone can read the code, build it, and check what it does.

What you can sync

Services: Spotify, YouTube Music, Apple Music, Amazon Music, TIDAL, Deezer, and your own Navidrome/Subsonic, Jellyfin or Plex server.
What: playlists, liked songs and favourites, saved albums.
How often: by hand, hourly, every 6 hours, daily or weekly. New songs are added to the target; with mirror removals deleted ones go too. A preview comes before the first run, and big removals wait for your confirmation.

More on how a sync works: Keep playlists in sync.

Where it runs

	Good for
Android app	Syncing from your phone, on a schedule
Trackhop Desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux)	A computer you use every day; syncs while it is on
Docker server	A NAS, a home server or a Raspberry Pi: syncs around the clock

Start in three steps

Install Trackhop (Android, desktop or Docker).
Connect two services under Accounts → Add connector.
Pick a source playlist and a target, choose a schedule, and look at the preview before the first run.

Popular pairs

Coming from a paid tool? See how Trackhop compares with Soundiiz, TuneMyMusic and FreeYourMusic.

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