• Sheet labels. Use a sheet of blank label paper and an ordinary laser printer: print any fixed-shape label in the app, several to a page, with cut marks to follow. US Letter or A4. You no longer need the printer it a label size was exclusively authored for: the 50x80mm two-track DJ label is no longer only for M110 owners, for example. • Color, for the first time on DJ labels. Incl. arbitrarily placeable colored dots in seven shapes for mood-marking • Your own label size. Drag a label by its corner against a grid. For the first time, you decide the exact dimensions of a label. • On the 2.4" roll, each section is a height in millimetres instead of a share of a page with no end, so making one band taller no longer shrinks the others. • Crates hold 100 records, up from 50, so a crate can fill a sheet. • Holding the price arrow takes about a second and a half to go from $5 to $80, instead of eleven. • Densely filled text 45 labels resolve more accurately • Faster scanning: several kinds of redundant per-scan work removed.

- Collection coverage for printed labels. Label Mate now identifies what percent of your collection is labeled, and where the gaps in print coverage are. - BPM histogram for the labels you have printed. Sift through your entire printed collection via BPM filter. - More accurate scanned tracklist in some scenarios. - Certain label scans with dense text information scan much faster and more accurately. - Per-track title override + genre override. - New D30 size 15x50mm die-cut labels. - Tap Tempo on every print preview tracks, not just ones on Apple Music. This allows you to tap in the tempo while you play it on your turntable.

- Discogs Collection Enhancement: You can now edit the custom fields you have setup for your collection in Discogs. Please note that while you can update the fields, you cannot clear them out. That must be done on the Discogs website - they don't expose that in their API. So you can rate an item with a star-rating, but you can't clear that rating via the app. FYI. - Max Compatibility Mode: some users have experienced that on bluetooth printers with older firmwares, some garbled text can occur. Maximum Compatibility mode can be toggled in the bluetooth printer setup and sacrifices print speed for gentler data transmission over bluetooth. This should solve some of these potential issues. Turn this on if you experience similar symptoms, or are around a large number of active bluetooth devices. - Printer Update: Some users have received an updated Phomemo M220 which seems to have a new model version design which centers the labels instead of right justifying them with a spindle. There's a new toggle in the bluetooth printer setup to indicate if you have a right-aligned-spindle printer, or a centered-label spring-loaded carriage. - Various minor bugfixes.

NEW PRINTER SUPPORTED Phomemo D30 support, on 15mm continuous tape. The most cost effective way to start printing: one track per label with artist, title, BPM and key. Configurable in Label Designer, limited to one row. NEW LABEL SIZE 40×30mm labels - This is the sample roll that comes in the box with every M110 and M220. It's one of the smallest sizes, but good for 45s. [[EXPERIMENTAL FEATURE]] Share a record into Label Mate via Screenshot/photo roll. Screenshot a label from an IG feed or a photo from your phone and share it to the app. It reads and identifies the record the same way a scan does. Works best with high quality circular label images This feature is NOT as accurate as a real scan in the app, and it is still under development, DO NOT expect similar accuracy. Also: • Recommended Gear asks which printer you own and shows only stock that fits it, with price badge • Batch printing is now 16x faster, without any long wait between labels • Bluetooth labels could sometimes get corrupted, potential fix for this included • Scan mode now has a visible switcher, automatic by default • Records credited to an artist's alias preview in Apple Music instead of falling back to YouTube • The pitch fader shows the key the pitch change would result in • Private notes on a Discogs listing, kept out of the public comment • Label Designer: size each part of the tracklist; hyphen and bullet dividers

1. Label Designer: create your own custom label layouts, however you want! 2. Reworked Doctor Key: simpler method to determine song key 3. Reduced app size: decoupled on-device mapping file from app bundle 4. History View: refactored history view for correctness and bugfixes 5. Various minor bugfixes and UI/UX improvements

Printing & Hardware Updates -New Label Size: Added support for Address stock (DK-1201, 29mm x 90mm). Linked in supported gear. -New Seller Labels: Seller labels now support 50x80mm and new Address label stock. -Printed QR codes on DJ labels have been resized for more efficient layouts. Your existing QRs can still scan. -Faster AirPrint: Slightly reduced the latency between tapping print and the start of printing. -Font Selector: Added a font selector strip directly on the print preview screen. Audio & BPM Improvements -Authoritative BPM Fix: Resolved a bug where the on-screen BPM mismatched the printed BPM. -Improved BPM Detection: Upgraded detection and grid alignment to minimize derivation failures. -Audio Preview Looping: Added a option to loop preview audio for 2 bars to verify BPM accuracy. Great for Swipe-to-Print. -BPM Range Preference: Added a new setting to define your displayed BPM range. UI & Workflow Enhancements -Redesigned Size Selection: Overhauled the label size selection strip into a cleaner layout. -Manual QR Scanning: Disabled automatic camera scanning for QR codes; users now tap to scan. -Scan Cancellation: Added an "X" button next to "Matching" to quickly cancel accidental scans. -Faster Label Resolution: Improved on-device lookup strategy to resolve circular labels 0.5s faster. Performance & Maintenance -Smaller App Footprint: Relocated the on-device index out of the app bundle to dramatically reduce future update sizes. -General Fixes: Implemented various bugfixes, printing corrections, and under-the-hood tweaks. You've got to admit, it's getting better...

1. Label Layouts: select from prefered layout options for each label type 2. Swipe up the album art on the player for a pitch-adjust / 4 bar looper 3. UI / UX overhaul: sections have been re-arranged to make more sense 4. Toggle on/off genre on labels, or override artist/release title 5. 6 additional font choices for printed labels 6. Share into label mate from Discogs app to listen + print labels 7. Browse your Discogs wantlist, just like your collection 8. Discogs community Haves/Wants ratio now shown in Details view per pressing 9. Apple Music track version match not quite right? Tap the music note in the tracklist to try YouTube instead 10. Key notation preference saved across the app and as always... a whole bunch of bug fixes

1.8.9 has a large amount of little improvements and new features across the board. 1. scan accuracy improvements in both label and cover scans - you should see the 'was it one of these' sheets much less often 2. mini obi - in crate batch printing, you can now print a 'mini' obi with a custom spine image that only covers 1/3 of the spine 3. stickers - print a sticker of the cover art via 70x80mm, 50x80mm, 2.4" roll, or 4x6" 4. courier new font replaced by JetBrains Mono 5. swipe-to-print: configure a sticker, 1 track dj label, or receipt print as a 'swipe-to-print' gesture on the preview item. quick print, no confirmation 6. compatibility with a new bluetooth printer: the phomemo m220 - plus bluetooth printers are now available to the free-tier. includes a new 70x80mm layout 7. seller tag rework for better visibility 8. bpm/key editing straight from the label print preview with tap bpm 9. better barcode linking workflow 10. more accurate price hint in preview items / # of pressings hint 11. a litany of bugfixes and UI improvements 12. full tracklist in preview item 13. A4/A3 size sheet compatibility

1. 45 Cover Art printing - easily print cover art for your loose 45s 2. Bluetooth printing support - Prints to the Phomemo M110 over BLE, no Wi-Fi or outlet required. Supports 50mm x 80mm and 50mm x 30mm die-cut label sizes. 3. Contributions panel in Settings - See your scan accuracy, method distribution, how many labels you've printed, etc. 4. Four distinct global font choices for printed labels 5. Barcode associations accept a discogs URL or release ID 6. OBI gains BPM column, better visibility on cut lines, and block options in batch mode 7. Receipt layout reworked 8. Bug fixes: IG share from details view, a rare crash condition when sharing, fix for some scan types not landing in active crate.

OBI strips Print a faux custom "OBI": a wrap-around spine band for your LP/12" sleeves. Artist, title, label, catalog number, year, style and the full tracklist, plus a QR that plays the record. Spine art across a shelf (Pro) Print one image sliced across a whole crate of records. Place it over a live preview, set the shelf order, and every record carries the slice that falls on its own spine wider for a double LP, narrower for a single. File them in order and the picture assembles itself. Also in this update: • Genres and styles now show on labels, in scan results, and under the title on the details screen • Labels print a record's original release year rather than the year of the repress in your hands • Recommended Gear gained an OBI toolkit: cardstock, trimmer, ruler, bone folder, and the mat that makes a clean crease • Apple Music matching handles remastered and censored titles • Long style and pressing lines wrap on seller tags and OBI strips instead of being cut off • Fixes to the monthly plan on the paywall, and clearer setup for the booth receipt printer

- Seller Inventory Management: Quickly scan, total/discount, and track inventory sales as a record seller at a market. Print an inventory sheet and sales report. Inventory / Sales export for joining with external spreadsheets or databases, or restoring your inventory from the file. It even prints receipts! - UI improvements: Barcode associations give a proper release picker Seller tag branding - add your IG handle and/or logo to seller labels Added "Mint" (M) to seller label grading options Ability to turn the key off globally in BPM labels Minor tweaks (label framing-guide) and shuffling of UI elements Tap camera viewport to manually enter label or cover mode - back to auto after scan - General updates: Much better heat/power handling. Saves battery, and your phone should be noticeably cooler during long scanning sessions. Overhaul to printed-QR domain. Seller labels must be printed from this version of the app to be used with inventory. Old seller labels will not work. Option to turn off auto-playing song after scan Slightly faster circular label scans, and improvements to both matching logic and catno coverage. Bug fix where preview songs would sometimes play the incorrect version.

YouTube videos now play in the full YouTube player, with the video title, fullscreen, and a link to watch on YouTube. Tidied up how YouTube is credited throughout the app. Under the hood: cached video matches now refresh automatically, so a record whose video was taken down finds a new one instead of failing silently.

DOCTOR BEAT & DOCTOR KEY Don't trust a BPM you didn't check. Long-press the BPM badge and Doctor Beat loops a bar of the track at the tempo you dial in - if the loop drifts, the number is wrong. Drag the loop to a bar with a clear kick, or resize it to set the tempo by ear. Doctor Key does the same for the key: it plays the scale over the loop, so you hear whether it fits. Anything you fix sticks to the record and prints on its label. CRATES Set a crate active and every record you scan drops straight into it. Flip through it like a real bin, tap a record to play it, and print a crate sheet: a single page of everything you packed. Label Mate Pro prints every label in the crate in one batch run. BETTER LABELS - The musical key now prints at the same size as the BPM. - Type your own notes onto a label: cue points, mix notes, condition caveats on a seller tag, or leave the band blank to write on. - Redesigned the 1"x2" die-cut for tagging 45s SHARPER RECOGNITION - Catalog numbers confusion optimizations (O read as a 0), and very short catnos, now resolve. - Barcode scans take the tracklist and format from the exact pressing you scanned, not a sibling. - Apple Music matching no longer lands on a live version when you scanned the studio cut. - Stronger on-device key detection. FIXES - Scanning a stack of QR-labelled records no longer floods the request queue, so a pre-gig sweep stays fast. - Assorted camera and playback fixes.

1. Print Hub! print labels directly from your discogs collection - no scanning necessary. 2. Many more printing options and variations to choose from. Tiny DJ labels for 45s, extending tracklist labels, labels for sellers at a record fair... up to full page inserts to store on your shelf. 3. Various bug fixes

1. Label Printing Fine-Tune: manual reorder of tracks + choose between traditional or camelot key 2. Quick add-to-collection: right swipe preview item to add to your Discogs collection 3. Deal-Detector: when scanning, notifies if It sees an in-demand, pricey record, or is in your want-list 4. Session Export Overhaul: enriched data for your scan sessions, with shareable card 5. Randomize Your Discogs: play a random album you own, long-press to spin your wantlist 6. Various bug fixes, and UI refinements

- More accurate pricing on scan. - Bugfixes for disambiguation - Image sourcing fixes. - More accurate preview track resolution.

Latency Overhaul - on-device bloom filter and category number mapping make IDing records a magical experience CatNo Resolution Accuracy - precision ~95% of all known records (if you can cleanly scan the category number) More Options for Printed Labels - smaller labels for 45s, format changes automatically to match your needs

1. Auto-add to discogs collection. New setting available. If you want to add to your discogs collection, but not picky on exact version, you can enable this setting. As you scan, it will pick some version, respecting the combination of artist, release title, and format (LP, 12", etc) and add to your collection automatically. Good if you just care about cataloging "I own the LP", and don't want to wade through hundreds of specific pressings runout etchings or matrix codes. 2. Preview-first scanning. One goal of the app is to reduce as much as possible the time from scan to playback. Manual scans now drop into a results list with a 30s auto-preview instead of jumping straight into full tracklist playback. Tap a row to enter the full player. 3. In-viewport framing guides + smarter mode detection. Circle (label) / square (cover) / barcode / QR code overlays that double as a tappable label ↔ cover override. Label-vs-cover classifier fused with LiDAR distance so the right mode is picked automatically (works on non-LiDAR phones too). 4. Scan history now has a CSV export. Export your scan history, import into any spreadsheet software. Swipe-to-remove from both the results list and history.

1. Better album art crops 2. Release level pricing 3. Enriched credits details 4. Bug fixes 5. Sharing feature 6. List for sale on Discogs

v1.5 — Smarter, faster cover recognition. • Most album art record scans now auto-play instantly — fewer taps, rarely-shown picker. • Hundreds of thousands of new vinyl covers added to the recognition catalog. • Cleaner scan UI, snappier close-up / arm's-length toggle, smoother transitions to the player. • Lots of quality fixes: corrected mismatched covers, eliminated a class of confidently-wrong auto-plays, fewer playback hangs.

new features: 1. print price/grade labels for selling in person 2. more accurate LP front cover scanning 3. more accurate pricing data 4. many UI improvements

- search mode reliability fix - battery saving optimizations - fixed a paywall glitch - faster history replay

• Fixed a bug where the monthly subscription option sometimes didn't appear on the paywall • Album cover scanner is more reliable when LiDAR misfires — tap the Label/Cover indicator to override the next scan • Faster history replay — previously scanned records now play instantly without re-searching Apple Music • Credits sheet (i) icon now shows historical Discogs pricing by condition (Near Mint, VG+, etc.) for a more accurate value reference • Improved playback reliability when Apple Music's daemon is under heavy load • Performance improvements and bug fixes