Tools
Four utilities that run in this tab
Small tools that solve one specific annoyance in setting up a self-hosted music stack. No signup, no upload, no dependency on anything being installed.
Spotify CSV to JSON converter
Turn an Exportify CSV into the JSON shape a self-hosted playlist importer expects. Runs in this tab.
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Flow size calculator
Work out how many source slots a schedule actually needs, and what a good flow size is for your library.
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Quality profile advisor
Pick a cutoff tier and see what it means for file size, bandwidth and whether an upgrade search is worth it.
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Lidarr custom list builder
Compose the URL shape Lidarr reads as a custom list, so your flow shows up inside Lidarr too.
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Why these do not upload your file
A playlist export is a list of what you listen to, which is about as personal as a file gets. Tools like this usually upload it to a server to parse. These do not, because the browser can do the work itself.
No server round trip
Every tool here computes in the page. There is no endpoint that receives your data, which is why the CSV converter works on a full playlist export without asking you to trust anything.
No account
Nothing to sign up for, no email, no cookie. Open the tool and use it.
No telemetry on your file
The file you choose is read locally and discarded when you close the tab. Nothing is stored or logged.
Once the setup is done, the tools stop being relevant
These exist for the first hour. After that Aurral handles it, which is the point of having a discovery server rather than a converter chain.