Your next favorite song is already close

Give your tastea longer life.

Soundle builds living Spotify stations from what you already love — then keeps them fresh without losing the songs that sound like you.

Free plan / Up to 5 seeds / 15 to 50 tracks / Spotify

LIVE STATION / ROTATION 03
Soundle● live
Late
night
drive
25 tracksrefreshes Friday
8 new discoveries
next rotation in 2 days
17 tracks stay
because you listened

01 / From a few seeds

Start with
what you love.

Pick up to 5 artists or tracks. Soundle takes it from there and builds a station around your taste.

Create a station

The station loop

It keeps the good part.
Then lets the next thing in.

Before every rotation, each track shows its fate. Liked, saved or played, it stays. Never played, a discovery takes its place. With Plus, you write the rules.

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02 / The loop

Not a playlist.
A living station.

Your playlists go stale. Algorithms wipe them clean. Soundle keeps what matters and makes room for what’s next.

03 / Your kind of new

Let your station
find its shape.

Go mainstream, balanced or deep. Keep the familiar, or leave more room for the left turn. The recipe is yours.

01

Familiar
edges

MAINSTREAM25 tracks
02

Soft
focus

BALANCED15 tracks
03

Deep
cuts

NO FILTER50 tracks
04

Another
side of you

SMART PLAYLIST∞ rotation

04 / Why a station

Fresh music,
without starting over.

A playlist you build yourself goes stale. A weekly algorithmic mix forgets what you loved. A Soundle station sits in between — and tells you what it changed.

How a Soundle station compares to other ways of finding music on Spotify
Playlist you buildWeekly algorithmic mixSoundle station
New songsOnly when you add themA new selection each week8 of 25 by default, your call
Songs you loveStay until you remove themReplaced with the restKept when you play, like or pin them
Starting pointYour own picksYour listening historyUp to 5 artists or tracks you choose
RhythmWhenever you find timeFixed by the serviceYour day and hour, weekly to daily
Explains changesNoYes, in the station journal
EffortHighNoneSet once, then hands-off

05 / Pricing

Free to start.
Plus when you want more.

The free plan is not a demo: the rotation engine, the protections and the journal are all there. Plus adds range — more stations, faster rhythms, bigger stations, full history.

Soundle Free and Soundle Plus compared
Free€0, no time limitPlus€3.99 / month or €39.90 / year
Stations220
Tracks per station15 or 2515, 25 or 50
Refresh rhythmWeekly, or by handDaily, several days a week, every few days, weekly
Rotation engine and protectionsIncludedIncluded
Journal and archiveLast 3 rotationsUnlimited
Smart seeds that follow your listeningIncluded
Shared stationsIncluded

Plus starts with a 14-day free trial. The yearly plan is two months free.

06 / Questions

Everything you
might ask first.

How Soundle refreshes your Spotify playlists, what it keeps, and what it costs.

What is Soundle?

Soundle is a web app that turns up to 5 artists or tracks into a living Spotify playlist, called a station. The station lives in your Spotify library and refreshes on a schedule you choose: a few new songs rotate in, and the songs you actually listen to stay.

How is a Soundle station different from Discover Weekly?

Algorithmic mixes like Spotify’s Discover Weekly hand you a new selection each week, so a song you loved can disappear with the rest. A Soundle station only renews part of itself — 8 of 25 tracks by default — and keeps what you played, liked or pinned. You also pick the seeds, the size and the day it refreshes.

Will I lose the songs I love when my playlist refreshes?

Pinned tracks never leave. By default, tracks you like on Spotify, add to the playlist yourself, or play more than the rest of the station stay too — Soundle only lets them go if they would crowd out every new song. Songs that just arrived always get at least one full cycle before they can leave, and the journal tells you what entered, what left, and why.

How often does a station refresh?

On the free plan, once a week, on the day and at the hour you choose. With Soundle Plus, it can refresh daily, several days a week, or every few days. You can also refresh by hand. A new station is full from the moment you create it, and its first refresh follows the same schedule.

How many songs change at each refresh?

You decide, from a single track up to the whole station. The presets renew 15%, 30% or 50% of the tracks; a new 25-track station renews 8.

Is Soundle free?

Yes. The free plan includes 2 stations of 15 or 25 tracks with weekly refreshes and the full rotation engine. Soundle Plus costs €3.99 per month or €39.90 per year and starts with a 14-day free trial.

Which music services does Soundle work with?

Soundle works with Spotify. You sign in with your Spotify account, and every station is a regular playlist in your library that you can play on any device.

Do I need to install an app?

No. Soundle runs in the browser at app.soundle.io, on desktop and mobile. Your stations play in Spotify, where you already listen.

07 / Early users

It already sounds
like someone’s thing.

It follows my moods and my curiosity. I’ve found so many songs I genuinely love — and it’s become a great source of artistic references.

EEloane S.Artist

It gave me a playlist that matched my mood while still bringing in tracks I didn’t know. It’s become my little discovery habit.

LLou-ann G.Music enthusiast

Soundle keeps my delivery shifts moving. I don’t have to spend time searching — the right playlist is already there.

GGedeon M.Delivery driver

I set up one station and barely touch Spotify’s search anymore. Soundle just keeps it fresh.

LLucas M.Daily commuter

The no-repeat feature is insane. I haven’t heard the same track twice in weeks.

JJade R.Producer & playlist addict

I use one station for work and one for the gym. They update on their own and always match my vibe.

AAmir K.Software engineer

Your next station is one click away

Set your vibe once.
Let Soundle do the rest.

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No long setup. No blank page. Just your first station.