Invitation-only for now
Paste a link from your streaming service and Tonaris fills in the rest. Folders as deep as you like, AI agents that lend a hand, sharing on your terms, and an export that is always yours.
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How it works
Albums arrive with their details filled in, so your time goes into deciding where they belong.
From Spotify, Apple Music, Qobuz, Tidal or YouTube Music. A track link brings its album. No link? Type it in.
Title, artists, year and release type come from MusicBrainz, artwork from the Cover Art Archive. Change anything, and add fields of your own.
Put it in as many lists as you like, or leave it in Unsorted until you decide.
Each album keeps its links. Open it in whichever service you are using today.
What sets it apart
Nest folders up to 32 levels deep, by genre, decade, label or mood. An album can sit in as many lists as you like, without copies.
Tonaris is an MCP server. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Codex: they read your collection, and with Manage collection they file and tidy it too. Moving anything to Trash waits for your approval.
View-only, with people you invite or anyone with the link. The rest stays private. Stop sharing whenever you want.
Download everything, Trash included, as JSON and Markdown, any time. Readable by people and by AI tools.
Moving around, sorting and search never wait on the network. Every action has a shortcut, and ⌘K finds anything.
On your phone
Browse folders and lists, search, and open an album in your streaming app. Approve what your agents ask for wherever you are. Add Tonaris to your Home Screen and it opens like an app.
Text, number, date, yes/no and choices: rate, tag and annotate your way.
A change on your laptop shows up on your phone as you make it.
Deleted something? Bring it back with its lists, for a month.
Sign in with a code from your email, or with a passkey.
Tonaris is invitation-only for now. Got an invitation? Open the link in its email. Already in? Sign in with your email or a passkey.
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