Dual-pane playlist manager for Apple Music on macOS and iOS
Playlist Pair is an independent application. For questions, feature requests, or bug reports, please refer to the guidance below.
To report an issue, please open a ticket on our public issue tracker: 👉 Open an Issue on GitHub
When submitting a bug report, please include:
When you first open Playlist Pair, macOS / iOS will present a system dialog requesting permission to access Apple Music and your Media Library. Click Allow / OK. If you previously denied access, you can re-enable it at:
Apple Music categorizes certain playlists as read-only, including Apple-curated editorial playlists (e.g. “Today’s Hits”, “Chill Mix”), smart playlists, and playlists shared with read-only subscriber permissions. Playlist Pair automatically protects these playlists from destructive edits. You can still select them as a source playlist to copy tracks from them, but you cannot move tracks out of them or use them as a destination.
Playlist Pair features built-in duplicate detection. If selected tracks are already present in the target playlist, the Copy operation automatically excludes duplicates to prevent cluttering your playlist. If all selected tracks are already in the target, the Copy button disables automatically.
No. The App uses Apple’s official MusicKit framework. All authorization and authentication happen directly through Apple’s secure system dialogs on your device. The App never sees, stores, or transmits your credentials.
For other inquiries, please contact: https://github.com/amolkarnik/playlist-pair/issues