Your music,
present.

Show what you’re listening to on Apple Music in your Discord activity. It runs quietly and locally on your computer.

Free & open source · No Node.js required

0runtime packages
Localmetadata bridge
AutoDiscord reconnect
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Built to stay in sync

Your music,
where you are.

Apple Music flowing through a local bridge to Discord
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Live track changes

Titles, artists, albums, play state, and seeks update without restarting the app.

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Accurate playback progress

The progress bar stays aligned with the actual player position.

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Display options

Choose whether to show album details, artwork, playback progress, pause state, and the Apple Music button.

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Automatic reconnection

If Discord restarts, the app reconnects and restores your activity automatically.

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Native where it counts

Made for your desktop.

Available now

macOS

A small Swift helper reads Music directly through ScriptingBridge. It does not use JXA, Deno, or an intermediary server.

Download Apple Silicon ZIP
Available now

Windows

Uses the Windows system media session exposed by Apple Music and connects to Discord through native named pipes.

Download Windows ZIP
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Three-minute setup

Download. Connect. Listen.

  1. 1

    Download your ZIP

    Choose macOS or Windows. The runtime is already included.

  2. 2

    Install and allow access

    The shared Discord app is ready to use. Allow Music access when macOS asks, then press play.

  3. 3

    Press play

    Keep Apple Music and desktop Discord open. Open Settings from the macOS menu bar or Windows tray icon.

Your listening stays yours. Track details go only to Discord and, when artwork is enabled, Apple's public catalog search. There are no analytics or relay servers.

Let Discord hear
what you hear.

Free, open source, and local-first.

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