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Playlists & Favorites ​

Favorites and playlists let you curate across games. Both belong to your account — sign in with Google and they follow you to any device that signs in to the same instance.

Favorites ​

Every track row has a heart. Click it and the track lands in your favorites; click again to remove it. Your favorites are a regular playlist view — open them from the sidebar and play them like anything else.

Nothing is lost when you sign out

Favorites are stored server-side against your account. Sign back in on any device and they are exactly where you left them.

Playlists ​

  • Open the add-to-playlist button on any track row: a popup lists your playlists and toggles the track's membership in each.
  • Create playlists with the create button — Trackify creates the playlist and opens it, ready to fill and rename.
  • Rename a playlist you own by clicking its title in the hero panel — edit in place, Enter commits, Escape cancels.

The now-playing view ​

The now-playing view mirrors exactly what the player bar is currently playing — useful when you want to look at the queue, or send someone a link to "what's on right now".

Who can see what ​

ContentVisible to
Games & trackseveryone (no account needed)
Your favoritesyou, after signing in
Your playlistsyou, after signing in

Catalog administration (adding games, editing metadata, uploads) is superuser-only — see Administration.

Trackify user documentation — runs Highly Experimental, Game Music Emu, NEZplug++, LazyUSF2 & VGMPlay in WebAssembly, plus PocketBase