Works two ways: drop in a rekordbox export to see what your whole crate looks like — messy tags, records you hold twice, what exists on streaming — or paste any tracklist from a set, a Spotify export or a message from a friend and turn it straight into a TIDAL playlist. Nothing is uploaded; it all runs in your own browser.
No rekordbox? A Spotify playlist works too — export it to text with Chosic, then paste it below.
A set from 1001Tracklists, a YouTube description, a Spotify or Apple Music export, a text from a colleague — one track per line, any format. Numbering, timestamps and [labels] are stripped and ID lines are skipped. You get the same streaming check and the same TIDAL playlist. Only duplicate detection needs a real rekordbox export, because that one needs file paths.
Every track gets looked up in a streaming catalogue. You find out what exists digitally, what needs a second look, and — the part no other tool gives you — exactly which records live only on vinyl or Bandcamp.
Want these as a TIDAL playlist? That part does need your own TIDAL account — only for writing, never for the check above. Nothing is written until you press create.
This was built and tested on one library. Yours is almost certainly different — other software, other languages in the tags, other corners of the catalogue. If something came back wrong, or a record you own turned up as missing when it is not, that is the most useful thing you can send me.
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