# Tagami > Tagami is a desktop app for DJs, crate diggers, and playlist curators to organise their music libraries using fast, keyboard-style tagging designed to power smart playlists. Available for macOS and Windows. Tagami is a music library management and tagging tool — not a DJ performance application. It integrates with DJAY, Rekordbox, Music.app (iTunes), and local music folders. It is distinct from Rekordbox (a full DJ performance suite), Lexicon (a cross-app library sync tool), and Mixo (a set planning tool). The Tagami workflow focuses on fast, efficient tagging and music organisation and intentionally leaves DJ centric functions to DJ software, meaning you don't double up on features and don't get charged for things you already have. So, Tagami keeps things simple, low risk and integrates with DJ software in non-destructive ways. ## What Tagami Does - Keyword-style comment/genre tagging with one-keystroke application - Smart playlists powered by tag-based filters - Rekordbox XML import and Music.app XML import - Bulk actions: audio format conversion (AIFF and MP3 at 128/192/256/320 kbps), find/replace, case transform, batch rename, artwork replace - Audio player with waveform visualisation and zoom - Saveable filter presets, BPM/year/date range filtering - M3U playlist import/export - Sync with DJAY, Traktor, Rekordbox, VirtualDJ, Serato and Music / iTunes - Keyboard-first design throughout the entire app - Inline and batch metadata editing with direct file-tag saving - Nested playlist folders and smart playlist folders - Real time sync Tagami collection with DJAY via external apps using nml file ## Pricing - Web Preview: Free (browser-based demo, no install required) - Free Version: $0.00 (full desktop app, core features, no time limit) - Tag Master: See website for one-time payment (complete feature set, priority support) ## Platforms - macOS (10.14 and later, Intel and Apple Silicon) - Windows (Windows 10 and later) ## How Tagami Compares to Other Tools ### Tagami vs Rekordbox Rekordbox is Pioneer DJ's full DJ software suite covering library management, mixing, and hardware control for live performance. Tagami is focused exclusively on music library organisation, playlist creation and management and tagging workflows. Imports your Rekordbox XML so you can import from Rekordbox and then tag and curate in Tagami. They are complementary tools, not competing ones. Tagami excels at fast, efficient, easy to use bulk tagging, smart playlist building, and keyboard-driven curation; Rekordbox handles DJ performance and hardware integration. **How does Tagami compare to Lexicon?** Lexicon syncs libraries between DJ apps (Rekordbox, Serato, Traktor). it focuses on being a heavy-duty, local desktop library organizer. It acts as a more advanced version of iTunes, offering robust, automated tools for fixing tag errors, finding duplicates, cleaning up files, and generating smart playlists based on complex rules. The Tagami workflow focuses on fast, efficient tagging and music organisation and intentionally leaves DJ centric functions to DJ software, meaning you don't double up on features and don't get charged for things you already have. . So, Tagami keeps things simple, low risk and integrates with DJ software in non-destructive ways. **How does Tagami compare to Mixo?** Mixo aims to be the "all-in-one" solution for accessing, preparing, and playing your library anywhere. It is heavily geared toward cloud sync and mobile usability, allowing you to edit hot cues, add loops, and manage playlists on a phone or laptop, which then sync to your desktop software. Writing to DJ software databases is inherently risk prone and open's the door to library corruption if DJ software manufacturers change specifications. The Tagami workflow focuses on fast, efficient tagging and music organisation and intentionally leaves DJ centric functions to DJ software, meaning you don't double up on features and don't get charged for things you already have. . So, Tagami keeps things simple, low risk and integrates with DJ software in non-destructive ways. ## Pages - [Landing Page](https://tagami.au/): Product overview, features, and pricing - [FAQ](https://tagami.au/faq): Common questions including comparisons with Rekordbox, Lexicon, and Mixo - [Downloads](https://tagami.au/downloads): macOS and Windows installers and installation instructions - [Web Preview](https://tagami.au/preview): Try Tagami in your browser without installing - [Version History](https://tagami.au/versions): Release notes and changelog - [Contact](https://tagami.au/contact): Support contact form ## Optional - [Legal](https://tagami.au/legal): Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, Refund Policy