Playlists your devices can actually read
A playlist that only works inside the app that made it is a hostage, not a playlist. Diskoteca's playlists are M3U8 files with relative paths — the one format DAPs, Rockbox, and car stereos have agreed on for twenty years.
- Hand-built
- Right-click any track to add it, drag to reorder, name it what you like. The order you set is the order it plays — Diskoteca never reshuffles behind your back.
- Smart playlists
- Rule-based playlists built from artist, genre, and decade filters — "90s hip-hop," "everything Warp Records-adjacent." They update themselves as your library grows, and you see a live preview while you build the rules.
- M3U8 export
- One click writes a standard M3U8 file with relative paths, which is what actually works when the playlist and the music travel together to a memory card. No absolute macOS paths burned into the file.
- Playlists drive sync
- Playlists aren't decoration — they're a sync scope. Point a device profile at three playlists and that's exactly what lands on the card, playlist files included, paths already correct for the device's folder layout.
Take it for a spin.
The full app, free for 14 days. No signup, no card — the trial starts when you do.
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