Prototype · closed beta

true-shuffle

Streaming services call it shuffle and mean weighting. true-shuffle shuffles a library the way you shuffle cards: every track exactly once before any track repeats.

The difference in two lines

So-called shuffle

Weighted by listening history, popularity and similarity. The same forty tracks out of two thousand — and the twelve albums you forgot stay forgotten.

true-shuffle

A real permutation across the whole library. Every track plays exactly once before any track plays twice. Then it reshuffles.

Services

  • Apple MusicSupported · open beta
  • SpotifyPlanned · closed beta

Roadmap

  1. Permutation enginedone

    Shuffling across the entire library with no repeat before the cycle ends.

  2. Apple Music integrationin beta

    Read the library, write the queue, keep state across sessions.

  3. Spotify integrationin progress

    Waiting on approval for extended playback permissions.

  4. Multi-device stateplanned

    One shuffle cycle, no matter which device you continue on.

Two questions that always come up

Is true randomness not worse?

It feels unfamiliar at first because favourites come up less often. That is exactly the point: the library becomes as large as it actually is again.

Are my listening habits stored?

Shuffling needs no history. What is stored is the position in the current cycle — nothing else.

Waitlist

The beta opens in small groups. Requests go through the general contact form with the keyword true-shuffle.

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