Tunelogger fingerprints your music library, listens to your broadcast, and writes clean, APRA‑ready air‑play logs — title, artist, on‑air times, and exactly how much of each track you used.
macOS & Windows · runs entirely offline
| On air | Track | Used | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 14:02:11 | Silver Static — Neon Harbour | 3:12 | ✓ |
| 14:05:48 | Midnight Freight — The Gullies | 2:47 | ✓ |
| 14:08:53 | Coastal Road — Aria Vale | 1:36 | ● on air |
No manual note-taking mid-show, no reconstructing a playlist from memory the night before a return is due.
Point Tunelogger at your music folder. It builds a landmark fingerprint database — the same Shazam‑style technique the pros use. Re‑run it whenever you add tracks.
Monitor an audio input in real time while you broadcast, or feed it a recorded aircheck with a start time and let it retro‑log the whole show.
Every session writes a dated CSV: title, artist, on‑air start and end, which part of the song was used, duration used, and total track length.
Landmark matching shrugs off on‑air compression, EQ, and moderate talk‑over. If it went to air, it gets recognised.
Logs the details air‑play returns actually ask for — including in/out points and how much of the track was played, not just that it played.
Nothing leaves the studio. No cloud service, no uploads, no account — your library and your logs stay on your machine.
Missed a session? Run any aircheck recording through with its start time and get the same log you'd have had live.
Each monitoring session writes its own dated file, so shows stay identifiable. Opens straight into Excel or Sheets.
Library folder, log folder, and input device are remembered between launches. Open the app, hit start, do your show.
Native builds for the machines radio runs on.
A license key is required to run Tunelogger — here's how that works.
Licenses are time‑limited keys checked right on your machine with modern cryptography.
Already have a claim code? Redeem your key here.