Hello, I've used soundiiz for a while to sync playlists from spotify to tidal without problems, free version allowed just one "automatic" sync but It was possible to set everything and sync more playlists manually until now, they removed that possibility. I've tried tunemymusic instead and it completely sucks, it doesn't read all playlists (22 of 70+) not even pasting links manually.
As of today is there still any working "free" alternative to transfer playlists to tidal?
Videos
Is there a limit to the number of tracks I can transfer?
How to transfer my playlists from Spotify to Deezer?
Can I transfer my music library from more than one service?
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tuneswap/id6447500724
So basically, I was trying to move some music around and got annoyed that there were not (that I could easily find) any services that actually did this 100% for free. Either you had to leave an app open on your phone for 10+ minutes, couldn’t move more than 500 songs, or could only move like one or two playlists per day. Some how, there was always a limit.
Anyway, I wrote up a little app to do these transfers for free. There isn’t any paid limits in the app at all, you’re free to transfer playlists with as many tracks as you like and may move as many playlists as you want per day. You can close out of the app and you’ll just receive a notification whenever the transfer is done, no need to leave it open.
Swaps might take a little while right now since we have to look them all up, but as time goes on they will be cached and more popular tracks will be discovered instantly. Playlists with mostly popular music will likely be transferred in seconds as compared to the minutes it will take for a bit.
Right now I just integrated Spotify, Tidal, and Apple Music, but will add others in the coming weeks. Mind you, I am experimenting a little here with the rate limits of each of these services (and Tidal doesn’t actually offer a public API, so we will see how that goes - had to do a bit of trickery). But I’ll keep an eye on that and adjust as necessary. A lot of searches should already be cached for popular music on the respective services’ APIs, so transfers of music that is “trending” will most likely be quick too.
Yes, there are ads. The only concern that I really have is being able to sustain the servers that run the backend allowing for the transfers to be done in the background instead of having to leave an app open. Also, the little “watch an ad” thing to swap an additional two playlists per hour is in part for revenue but also to try and keep a respectable rate limit on swaps.
I have an Android version pretty much ready and will be submitting that later this week to Google Play, but as of this moment it is only iOS. I also have a web version finished, but until I am certain that the rate limits will not be an issue, I will keep registration there closed. As long as I can see things are going alright, you’ll be able to do this in browser as well as in-app.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tuneswap/id6447500724