Attuned connects listeners across Spotify and Apple Music — shared playlists that sync to everyone's own account, and concerts surfaced from what you actually stream.
No ads. No data selling. Just your music and your people.
A preview of the app — tap through the tabs to see how it comes together. Design in progress.
A feed of what everyone's into, across every service. Playlists that sync to each person's own library. Group chats around the music. Shows pulled from what you stream. And stats worth sharing — all in one place.
Everyone's on a different streaming service. Attuned stops that from being the reason you stop sharing.
Build a playlist together and it lands natively in each person's own library — Spotify or Apple Music. Nobody switches services. Nobody gets left out.
Your listening, turned into something worth showing people. Stats, top artists, and a feed of what your friends have had on repeat.
Concert listings pulled from the artists in your library, not a generic what's-on list — plus who among your friends is already going.
Three steps, then it runs in the background.
Sign in with Spotify or Apple Music. Attuned reads your library and listening history — that's what everything else is built on.
Follow friends, join group chats around what you're listening to, and start a playlist anyone can add to.
Playlists sync both ways, automatically. Shows near you surface as they're announced. You don't have to check anything.
Everyone I know is split between Spotify and Apple Music — and that's enough to quietly kill a group playlist before it starts. Attuned is the app I wanted: one place where the service you use doesn't decide who you get to share music with. We're building it now, with early users in Charleston and Denver, toward a 2026 launch.
We're building toward a 2026 launch. Waitlist members get first access and help shape what ships.
One email when we launch. Nothing else, ever.