Many music listeners switch between streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music or share playlists with friends on different platforms. However, manually recreating playlists across these services is time-consuming and frustrating. While some tools exist to help, they often require payment, lack accuracy, or don’t support all features.

The Core Solution

One approach to solving this problem could involve creating an app that seamlessly transfers playlists between Spotify and Apple Music. Here’s how it might work:

• Users connect their accounts from both platforms securely.
• They select a playlist from one service and choose where to send it.
• The app matches songs using metadata (title, artist) or audio fingerprints for better accuracy.
• Before finalizing, users review any unmatched tracks and can approve the new playlist.

Why This Matters

This tool would benefit:

• People switching services who don’t want to lose their playlists
• Families or groups using different platforms
• Content creators aiming to reach wider audiences

Making It Work

An initial version could start with basic one-way transfers using simple file exports, then gradually add:

• Bidirectional transfers
• Automatic syncing
• Support for more platforms like YouTube Music

Monetization could come from premium features while keeping basic transfers free.