Myncer (short for Music Syncer) aims to be an all-in-one solution for keeping your music up-to-date across all streaming platforms.
- Transfer playlists between music platforms
- Sync playlists (hourly, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly)
- Better sync options
- one-way sync (ex. Spotify is the master and Tidal just mimics Spotify)
- two-way merge (ex. Spotify & Tidal are merged into a master list and the master list is propagated to both). This one's the money.
I'm a huge audiophile and use Tidal for streaming to my Hi-Fi setup and Spotify to discover music. I'm a create-a-playlist for everything kinda guy and always struggle to keep them in sync.
I've gotten tired of using proprietary technologies like Soundiiz.com, tunemymusic.com, and such mostly cause I'm a cheapskate and blew all my dough on Hi-Fi speakers 😥
This aims to be an open-source alternative to these tools. If this project gains traction, happy to pay heed to the community's considerations, but for now, it's a personal project (Also, I'll have to consider how I'm gonna manage the server / serverless function costs - might end up creating an OF)
- Spotify
- Tidal
- Youtube (with the music videos)
An overview of how myncer is designed
Next.js for this one - mostly cause I wanted to experiment with using a full stack E2E framework and this is a great start
Tailwind - similar motivation - it's a new technology and apparently improves efficiency.
- Framework for the web app
- Figure out how to correlate songs from one music provider to another (some global id or such?)
- Figure out how to run cron-like jobs on serverless functions (some kind of database schema I imagine that the serverless function watches periodically)
For a local version of the site:
git clone [email protected]:hansbala/myncer.git
pnpm i
pnpm dev
