Sync to any DAP, iPod, or USB drive
If your Mac can mount it, Diskoteca can fill it. Rockbox iPod, FiiO, HiBy, iBasso, an SD card, the USB stick that lives in your car — each one gets its own profile, its own rules, and a clear diff of what will change before anything actually does.
- Any mounted volume
- No device whitelist, no proprietary protocol. Diskoteca syncs to anything that shows up as a drive — which is exactly how DAPs, SD cards, and car stereos want to be fed.
- Device profiles
- Every device remembers its own setup: what to sync, which format, which folder layout, whether playlists and podcasts come along. Set it once; from then on it's plug in, glance at the diff, sync.
- Sync scope
- Full library mirror, selected playlists, or selected artists and albums. The 2 TB archive stays home; the 64 GB card gets the good stuff.
- Transcode on the way out
- Keep FLAC in your library and send MP3 or AAC to the device that needs it — at the bitrate you choose. Your lossless masters never get touched; conversion happens per-sync, per-device.
- Folder layout per device
- Folder-navigation players and car stereos get
Artist/Album. Tag-driven players (FiiO, HiBy, iBasso) can take a flat layout and browse by metadata — which Diskoteca keeps clean either way, because on those devices tags matter more than folders. - Diff before anything moves
- Before each sync you see exactly what happens: tracks to add, tracks to remove, tracks unchanged. No surprises, no mystery deletions.
- Rescue lane
- Tracks that exist only on the device — that one album a friend loaded on there years ago — can be copied back into your library through the normal import flow, duplicate check included, instead of being silently wiped by the mirror.
Take it for a spin.
The full app, free for 14 days. No signup, no card — the trial starts when you do.
macOS 14 Sonoma or later · Pay once, keep it