I’m going to level with you bros, it takes one hell of an app for me to shell out any amount of money. I probably have close to 150 apps on my phone (most of which I rarely use), but out of those 150 apps I’ve probably only paid for ~5 of them I’m also very anal about organizing my apps but that’s a story for another day).
Maybe it’s because I’ve been spoiled for year by amazing freemium apps but I think it takes a truly exception app for me to shell out a couple of bucks, and this is one of those apps that I’m 100% okay with spending money on (it’s a one time payment of $4.99). The basic function is this: it takes all of your streaming music services and playlists (Apple Music, Spotify, GooglePlay, Rdio, YouTube, etc) and it puts them in one convenient place for you to enjoy. Let’s check it out…
Whether you’re switching from Spotify to Apple Music or using multiple music services at once, STAMP lets you easily transfer all your favorite playlists without lifting a finger. Forget manually moving one song at a time and slowly recreating playlists from scratch, STAMP automatically searches for and imports your music for you.
— Moves your songs & playlists across various services
— Allows you to pause & restart the import whenever you want
— Saves at least 10 hours of continuous work when you move an average of 1200 songs
— Moves music to Apple Music, Google Play & Spotify
— Moves music from Spotify, Apple Music, GooglePlay, Rdio, YouTube, CSV & Deezer