A desktop companion that bridges your SoundCloud playlists and your local DJ library. Find what's missing offline, sort tracks into the right crates, and stop losing tracks between platforms.
Every feature is grounded in legitimate library work — sync, match, organise.
Mirrors your SoundCloud playlists into local crates. Fuzzy-matches by title and artist, so even messy metadata lines up.
Highlights tracks you've added on SoundCloud but don't yet have offline — so you know exactly what to grab next.
Only downloads what the creator has explicitly enabled — and only from streams your account already has access to.
Runs entirely on your machine. Your library never leaves your computer, and there's no third-party server in the loop.
Each user runs the app with their own SoundCloud credentials — there's no shared backend.
Grab the source from GitHub and follow the README to get the dev environment running.
Go to soundcloud.com/you/apps and create a new app with redirect URI http://127.0.0.1:5001/callback.
.envCopy .env.example to .env and paste your client ID and secret. They never leave your machine.
Start the app, click "Connect to SoundCloud", and approve the OAuth prompt. That's it — your playlists show up in seconds.
It is: a local sync & library tool that uses your own SoundCloud credentials to read your own playlists, likes, and the streams your account is authorised for.
It isn't: a paywall bypass, a DRM circumvention tool, or a way to access content your account can't already stream. Snipped previews are explicitly skipped — saving them as full tracks would be misleading.
Your data: nothing leaves your machine. The app talks directly to SoundCloud's public API — there's no analytics, no telemetry, no shared backend.