Listen, tap, add.
Sort hundreds of songs in one evening.
Pick up right where you left off.
Each song rolls into the next, so you keep listening while your library sorts itself.
Optional. Turn it off anytime.Pull up songs by the color of their cover, the era they came from, or how fast they move, and shape a playlist around a feeling.
Every cover you own sits in one cloud. Spin it, pull out a song you have not heard in years, and file it where it belongs.
Your library splits into songs already in a playlist and songs still waiting, so you play the waiting ones and file them as you go.
One real library of 5,157 saved songs.
The full experience lives on desktop.
A web app for sorting your Apple Music library. You hear a song, tap a playlist, and it files there. The next song plays on its own.
Open Playlist Wall and press play. For each song, tap the playlist it belongs in. The next song starts by itself, so you can sort hundreds of songs in one evening.
Yes. Playlist Wall is free to use. You need your own Apple Music subscription.
An Apple Music subscription and Chrome on a computer. A small free Chrome add-on makes the changes in your library.
Only when you file a song. Everything stays in your own Apple Music account.
Not yet. You can join the Spotify waitlist at the top of this page.