Analyze the tracks in your playlists and replace them with their hi-res version.
1 track in 5 exists in a better version. Without changing platform.
Connect Qobuz, TIDAL or Apple Music and pick a playlist. For every track, Hi Res Quest compares the available editions — CD, 24-bit, remasters — and shows you the best one, verified. One click: your playlist is updated. You keep your subscription, your playlists, your habits.
First playlist free, up to 50 tracks. No credit card.
A real result from the demo. So What, Miles Davis: your CD version (score 30) → the best verified version, 24-bit/192 kHz (score 89).
Closer to the truth
The version closest to the original recording, for every track you love.
Always up to date
New hi-res versions come out every week. As a subscriber, you get an e-mail: one click, your playlist is updated.
A richer library
The most loved versions, the live ones, the concerts — added next to the original.
How it works
Connect
Qobuz, TIDAL or Apple Music in one click. Spotify and Deezer via an exported file, sync only — their catalogues stop at CD quality. Roon via a file.
Audit
Two minutes per playlist, results come in track after track. In Flash, HRQ chooses; in Full, you decide.
Choose
Add, Replace, or change nothing — track by track or all at once. Then the Sync recreates the playlist on Qobuz, TIDAL or Apple Music.
Beyond hi-res
For every track, HRQ also shows you what you never see side by side:
- The original recording — the version closest to the master.
- The most played versions — and the live versions, concerts, covers.
- The full album the selected version comes from — in one click.
- Where to buy it — Qobuz Store, HDtracks, CD, SACD, vinyl.
- What has changed since — as a subscriber, HRQ writes to you when a hi-res version comes out: one click, your playlist is up to date.
- Your work follows you — resume an audit where you left it, without paying again.
Independent — a search engine, not a storefront
- Real resolution, authenticity, popularity — nothing else sets the order.
- The same scale for Qobuz, TIDAL, Apple, Spotify, and Deezer.
- The best version wins because it is the best — not because it pays.
- No platform pays to be featured.
- No ads, no sponsored versions — HRQ lives on its subscriptions and credits.
- Affiliate purchase links are labeled — they change neither the order nor the price.
Independent: HRQ belongs to no platform, and no platform pays for its ranking.