YouTube is great for remixes and some podcasts, as well as some live performances. Spotify is great for other podcasts that don't exist on YouTube and SoundCloud is the same - there are things that are only on it, and things that can not be found on it. I was missing an easy way to switch between listening to each of those platforms. Youtube was way too annoying on mobile with all the ads. The solution - Music Meal exists as a chrome extension, android app and a lightweight web player. You can use it to copy over songs and whole playlists or albums from YouTube, SoundCloud and Spotify. Each playlist can hold as many tracks as you want from all sources, i.e. You can have a track from YouTube, then one or more from Spotify, than back to YouTube or maybe to SoundCloud. It also supports a cross platform search that will look for search results across all platforms and present you with results that you can directly play and/or add to your playlists. This way you can listen to everything at the same place! You can check out a bunch of short demos at YouTube and on the project's twitter page Features: - Listen to tracks from the three major platforms - Search across all of them at once - Top daily and monthly songs - Copy over entire playlists or albums from any of the platforms over to Music Meal - Sync between all of your devices (It is the only feature that requires you to login) - No login for it and it is free :) I would appreciate any and all feedback and comments that you may have! Also, give it a shot :) Gratefully, Kristiyan

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