A library that sits above the services instead of inside one. Catch a song, keep it, and send it wherever you actually listen.

Catch it while it plays

Identify what is playing and it lands in your library, not in a service’s. If you want, it goes back into your own Shazam library too.

One library, several services

Apple Music and Spotify connect today. A track is matched by its ISRC when it has one, and by title and artist when it does not.

It shows you the matches before it moves anything

Transfers between services get a song wrong often enough that silence is the wrong answer. Spola shows what it matched and lets you correct it first.

Your sign-ins stay yours

Signing in happens in Apple’s secure window. The token lives in your iPhone’s Keychain, never in iCloud and never with us. Disconnect a service and it is deleted.

It leaves with you

Export as CSV or M3U whenever you want. A library you cannot take out is not yours.

No server of ours

No account with us, no ads, no analytics. What goes to Spotify, Apple and Shazam is listed one by one on the privacy page.

Seven languages, nine variants: English, French, German, Spanish (Spain and Latin America), Italian, Japanese and Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal).

On the U.S. and Mexican App Stores the app is listed as Spola Playlists: the short name was already taken there.

Spola is at version 0.1. Amazon Music is in the plan but not connected yet. There is nothing to download yet — this page will carry the link when there is.