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Streaming let you rent your own taste. Time to take it back.
Somewhere a million-dollar algorithm decided what you should hear next, while your "library" sat locked behind a paywall you'd keep renting forever. Screw that. Repo Yard is where you pick up YOUR music: one search across Spotify, Qobuz, Tidal, Deezer and SoundCloud, one queue to pull every download, one library of open files that are finally yours. No DRM gymnastics, no key vaults, no hoop-jumping — just your collection, repossessed, ready to browse the way you like, not the way a feed dictates.
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A library, not a locker. The streaming business sold you a subscription to your own taste and called it a collection — then raised the rent and locked the doors. Repo Yard runs the other way: no gatekeeper, no account, no algorithm deciding what you hear next. Everything that lands here is verified against MusicBrainz, deduplicated, and filed in open formats that play anywhere — and it stays yours. No expiry. No revocation. No corporate recall.
One query fans out across every source at once — Spotify, Qobuz, Tidal, Deezer. Results are deduped by ISRC and ranked by source quality: lossless when available, otherwise the highest quality on offer. Your taste, surfaced as a list, not a feed.
Queue a track, an album, a playlist, or a whole discography. Watch progress live, retry what failed, and fall back across sources when one chokes. One timeline for every download.
Every acquisition is checked against MusicBrainz, deduplicated, and filed into a proper artist/album tree in open formats. Nothing from the outside world is trusted until it checks out — the archive stays honest.
One query fans out across every source in parallel, dedupes by ISRC, and picks the best source — lossless when available, highest quality otherwise. A snapshot of your taste, not an ad for it.
A single timeline for every download on every platform — retry, clear, fall back across sources, and keep a log that actually belongs to you.
Every track lands in a proper artist/album tree, converted to open formats, indexed by a single writer — verified and deduplicated against MusicBrainz, complete. Open formats stay open.
Playlists mirror as hardlinked folders you can download whole (zip) or track-by-track — without touching the organized library. So "your" playlist can't vanish the day a label throws a fit.
Recover what the streaming platforms hold — playlists, library, whole catalogs — into open files that play anywhere and expire never. No subscription, no geo-blocks, no algorithm telling you what to queue next.
Repo Yard runs as a public archive, not a gated service. Anyone can search the collection, queue a download, or browse what's already been pulled back from the subscription vaults. A full archive of obscure imports means the yard is working. Resource guards exist to keep the grid alive, not to ration the music.