New Releases and Concerts each have their own page now. New records from artists you own or want land there one Friday at a time. Concerts leads with tickets going on sale, then shows near you, then your own history. Random Banger now picks a killer album at random and plays it whole. Your fastest track moved to a new button: High Energy. Artist pages carry Essentials and Deep Cuts under each album now, and Pitchfork's decade best-of lists show up on albums that made one. Buy buttons point at your own record store now. eBay is gone. Adding a record comes with an Undo, plus a way to see pressing details without leaving the screen. Tidal finds more of your albums now. Their cover art and tracklist come in too. Known on iOS 27: the CarPlay play button can read Play while music is playing until you press it once. Apple's bug, not ours.

CarPlay, mostly. The buttons on the Clerk's voice screen could take the app down. They don't now. If the Clerk went silent after a phone call, or connected cold and never spoke, that was an audio engine that couldn't restart. Fixed. Signed out in the car now says so on the first tap instead of failing quietly. Metric drivers stop hearing miles an hour. Driving Mode on the phone no longer yanks the set out of the car. Cards on the Clerk strip carry one name, not two. Each playlist mode builds its own set now. Deep Cuts goes for records you own and never play. Random Banger takes the fastest measured tempo on your shelf, no AI anywhere near it. 7 Degrees names the actual shared credit, and it's 7 Degrees of Connection now, because the link is a real person on both records. Also: shelf search reaches every record you own, and Settings has a What's New page. Known on iOS 27: the CarPlay play button can read Play while music is playing until you press it once. Apple's bug, not ours.

CarPlay gets a real Clerk tab. Adaptive Drive, 7 Degrees of Kevin Bacon, Random Banger, Tell the Clerk how you're feeling, Deep Cuts. Tap one and he builds the set, and the car radio drops out the moment you tap, not a minute later. Two new dials under Settings → Clerk: Road alerts on or off, and how much he talks in the car: quiet, normal, or chatty. Paris. Four record-store circuits across 63 shops, on foot or by Métro, with the Clerk's notes on every door. Search understands artists now. Type a name and you get the artist, not a pile of pressings. Adding records got the same brain. Offline holds up. Your want list works without signal, the shelf opens straight to your records, and Settings → Offline shows exactly what's on the phone. Also: Spin history splits Picks from Played. The Charts keep your filters in the link. The Clerk's mouth has three settings. Known on iOS 27: the CarPlay play button can read Play while music is playing until you press it once. Apple's bug, not ours.

Version 1.25.1 CARPLAY, TIGHTENED A round of fixes for the car. - Road Trip is a permanent tile on the Now tab now. It used to vanish the moment the car found signal. - Road closure alerts name the road they mean, and won't fire for a closure that isn't ahead of you. - The alert that ducked your music and then said nothing now actually speaks. - The Clerk's between-track patter no longer gets cut off partway through, and it comes through at the same volume as his other announcements. - Steadier voice sessions on long drives. Found a record the Clerk got wrong? We read every note.

Version 1.25 CARPLAY: THE CLERK RIDES SHOTGUN Gatefold now runs in Apple CarPlay, with four tabs on the dashboard: - Clerk: talk to him hands-free and he answers in his own voice. Who played bass, what to spin next, the story behind the session. - Spin: today's pick plus fresh recommendations, tap to play. - Shelf: browse your shelves and playlists straight from the car. - Now: pick a mood and the Clerk builds a DJ set from your collection. DJ MODE Give the Clerk a vibe and he queues a set from your shelf through Apple Music, with spoken patter between the tracks like late-night radio. DRIVING MODE Your music, your calm. Gatefold reads the road and cues something from your own collection to take the edge off. The platter keeps spinning, the Clerk keeps talking, your eyes stay on the road. MARQUEE: YOUR TURNTABLE'S SECOND SCREEN Prop a spare phone or tablet by the hi-fi and Marquee becomes a "now spinning" display: big cover art, credits, and pressing details that update the moment you drop the needle. Plus a stack of fixes across cover offline, scanning, collection sync, and the shelf. Found a record the Clerk got wrong? We read every note.

Driving Mode and Carplay Fixes Read QR Barcodes with embedded discogs URLs Performance Tiering by Device (older devices should run smoother; newer devices should look even better).

Carplay with Clerk DJ mode

Marquee Mode [1] Listens to the room and identifies each song/album/artist that's playing and matches it to your collection. Manual mode, where you can turn off the mic and manually trigger what's playing [2] Displays Art and Collection Data including cool Visualizations and Mosaics [3] Tracks playing time on your cartridge(s). Easily switch between them on the fly. [4] Autoscrobbles albums to Last.FM (optional) [5] QR Code for collection sharing makes it easy for guests to pull up your shelf and look (requires public profile turned on). [6] Idle vs. Now Spinning Mode with different animations and content CarPlay Talk to the clerk while driving. Enjoy playlists and custom DJ based upon the music in your collection. No AI Music. If you ask to play an artist, we don't stop playing that artist unlike most sites.

MARQUEE — YOUR TURNTABLE'S SECOND SCREEN Prop a spare phone or tablet next to your hi-fi and Marquee turns it into a "now spinning" display you can read clear across the room — big cover art, production credits, pressing details, and a sharp one-line take from the Clerk. New this release: • Tap Identify and Marquee listens (Shazam) to recognize the record actually on your platter, then puts it up on screen with its credits and pressing info. Hear something you don't own? It offers a one-tap Wantlist add — no need to leave the display. • Marquee now rotates to landscape, so it looks right however you prop it, while the rest of the app stays portrait where it belongs. • Track stylus hours per cartridge right from the display, so you know exactly when to swap the needle before it starts wearing your records. • A cleaner card overall: bigger across-the-room type and a clear "Now Spinning" header. CARPLAY — THE CLERK RIDES SHOTGUN Gatefold now works with Apple CarPlay. Talk to the Clerk hands-free on the drive — ask what to spin next, who played bass on the record you just grabbed, or the story behind a session. Eyes on the road, lore in your ears. INSURANCE VALUATION REPORT — REPLACEMENT COST A collection this good should be covered. Export a printable insurance valuation PDF (plus a spreadsheet) that values your records at replacement cost — what it would actually take to rebuild the collection at VG+ condition using current Discogs market pricing. It's itemized and formatted for a Scheduled Personal Property rider or an agreed-value collectibles policy, so you can hand it straight to your insurance agent.

Migrated to apple native barcode scanning since they handle CD jewel case natively.

Native Apple Music Sign In

Bug Fixes

Barcode Scanning Improvements

Barcode scan improvements

Improved Discogs sync

- Performance Improvements - Smaller builds size - Improved Offline Sync

performance and login improvements

Bug fixes including adding native social sharing

Fixed google login; added alerts for concerts and new pressings