connectR

atitan, Inc.

About this app

connectR brings your music services and your friends together in one place.

Connect Apple Music, Spotify, TIDAL, and SoundCloud to search across services, bring your library into one view, and build shared queues and cross-service playlists. When a friend adds a track from a different service, connectR finds the version available through yours.

LISTEN TOGETHER, ANYWHERE
Start a Party and invite friends with a link, QR code, or six-character code. Everyone listens on their own device through their own connected account. The host can manage playback and the queue or enable guest controls so everyone can take a turn. Choose friends-only, invite-link, or publicly discoverable parties.

ONE LIBRARY ACROSS SERVICES
Browse your saved songs, albums, artists, and playlists in one place. Search across connected catalogs, create playlists that span services, and share music with friends who use a different provider.

DISCOVER WHAT’S PLAYING NEARBY
Find public parties and supported audio broadcasts nearby. Join a Party, discover what others are playing, or publish your own supported broadcast.

A FEED BUILT AROUND MUSIC
See what your friends are listening to, share tracks and posts, follow other listeners, and discover music through your community.

BUILT FOR HOW YOU LISTEN
• Background playback and lock-screen controls
• AirPlay and Google Cast support
• Share music to connectR from other apps
• Favorites, charts, trending tracks, and friend activity
• Radio, podcasts, and audiobooks alongside music

BETTER WITH R SERIES
connectR works on its own—no aTitan hardware is required. Pair it with compatible R Series devices to configure your hardware, create private local-area broadcasts, and synchronize playback across multiple speakers.

Bring your own streaming accounts. Music availability and playback capabilities vary by provider, region, account type, and subscription plan. Some features require a paid subscription from the connected provider.

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What’s new

Playlist sharing and syncing, and Devices and Broadcast controls have moved into a single sheet. This release also brings a round of Android polish.