Playlistable is an AI playlist generator for Spotify and Apple Music. The user connects an account, describes a mood, an artist or a song, and the tool builds a playlist of up to 50 tracks and saves it to the library in under 60 seconds, according to the site. The homepage says the AI analyses listening history and matches tempo, energy and vibe, and it shows example prompts such as late-night coding, 90s nostalgia and gym energy. It runs in the browser at app.playlistable.io and as an iPhone app, and the site credits a solo developer who goes by Brackyt. The claim of 130,000+ users is the vendor’s own, and no AI model is named.
Check account access and billing before starting. Connecting a music account lets the service read listening history, so review the permissions Spotify or Apple Music show and revoke them if needed. Every plan starts with a 3-day free trial and then bills automatically, at $2.99 a week, $6.99 a month or $49.99 a year, so the weekly plan costs about three times the yearly rate over a year, and the trial needs cancelling before it ends. The App Store listing, version 1.0.9 released on 23 June 2026, shows a 4.2 rating from 5 US ratings, too few to judge.
There is no free tier after the trial. All plans include unlimited playlists, all playlist types, listening-history analysis and both music services. The site carries a 2026 copyright and separate guides for Spotify and Apple Music.
