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What's on your tape?
The algorithm knows what you play. Your friends know what you love. Here's the whole tour, six tracks, start to finish.
πΆ Build your Top 10
Ten songs you'd actually vouch for, not your history, your picks. There are no wrong songs: it's what you're loving right now, and you can swap any of them anytime. Retired songs land on your Side B, so nothing you loved is ever lost.
Don't want to start from scratch? Bring a playlist you already have and we'll find the songs for you.
How does that work?β
Already have your songs in a playlist? Bring the whole thing over instead of searching one at a time. Here is the easy way.
Start with your playlist
Somewhere else? Any service works β
- 1Open the list maker. Tap your music service above. It opens TuneMyMusic already set up to make a list, not move your music somewhere else. That is the part that trips people up, so we skip it for you.
- 2Let it peek at your playlists. Sign in to your service so TuneMyMusic can see your playlists, then pick the one you want to bring over. It only reads your songs. Nothing gets changed or moved.
- 3Save it as a text file. When it offers to save a file, choose the text file (not the spreadsheet). It downloads a small, safe file that is just your songs, one per line.
- 4Paste it into SFtunes. Open the file, copy everything, and paste it into the βBring your tunes overβ box. We find every song so you can tap the ones you want.
TuneMyMusic is a separate free tool, not part of SFtunes. We never see your Spotify or Apple login.
π₯ Circle up
Make a circle, family, college friends, the office, and share one link. Everyone's Top 10, side by side, plus a monthly mixtape email when your people change their lists. Circles are private: no feeds, no follower counts, nobody outside can see in.
π Watch the charts
Every pick quietly votes: by genre, by city, and by generation (π» Boomer to π± Gen Alpha), counted anonymously. This one is live right now:
Top 10 Rock tunesall charts β
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βΆοΈ Press play anywhere
Tap any song on SFtunes and the whole list plays on, 30-second previews, back to back, with the tape deck riding along at the bottom while you browse. (Go ahead, try it on the chart above.) Full songs open in your own music app: Spotify, Apple Music, or YouTube Music.
π Meet the people
Some people go public with their tape. 8 so far.Browse them, follow the ones whose taste you trust, and your bell rings when they add a tune or publish a mixtape. Search any song and see who's got it.
π Make someone a tape
The oldest gesture in music: a mixtape with their name on it. Up to 20 tracks, liner notes on every song, and a letter on the J-card, then send it with a secret link only they have. It's never on your profile, search engines can't find it, and it never disappears: the tape stays on your shelf, ready for the next person who needs it.
π€ Robot Royalties
Here's the strange new part: AI agents pay real money to license public tapes, because human-picked songs are the one thing an algorithm can't generate. Tapemakers keep 80% of every dollar. Private tapes are never sold, ever.
No app to download Β· works with every music service Β· your circles stay private