bug fixing

Collectors Passport Virtual Wall display pressing corrections on photo add mode

New links to ebay Fixing and ensuring connections are maintained with integrations

Typed barcode. Add tab, then the new "Or paste a barcode" field under Artist and Album. Type 8719262045392. Expect the Heartstopper soundtrack by Adiescar Chase, Music on Vinyl, to add with no error. That is Glen's record. Then open it and confirm the "Find Discogs Match" button is offered, since Discogs doesn't have it yet. Move between shelves. Open any record placed on a shelf. The shelf chip now has a separate Move button beside it. Move the record and check the toast says "Moved to" and the shelf views update. Sold. Mark a record sold from Storage management. It should vanish from the collection, shelves and dashboard totals, appear under the Sold tab, and be reversible with "Return to collection". Audio features and insights. Open a record and scroll to the audio features card. This proves the Spotify secrets you set this morning are live end to end. Album insights prove Last.fm the same way.

Sorting that makes sense. Sort by surname and people file under their last name (Jack White under W), bands under their name, and classical composers under theirs (Beethoven under B). The stray Discogs "(2)" / "(3)" tags are hidden from artist names too. The A-Z filter matches the sort. Filter by a letter and you get the same buckets as the sort, so records don't hide where you wouldn't think to look. Compilations get their own home. Soundtracks and "Various Artists" records no longer masquerade as your most-collected artist. Your real favourite shows instead, and comp-heavy shelves get a "Compilation Collector" badge. More tracklists, fewer blanks. Live albums, bootlegs and imported records that used to show nothing now pull in a tracklist, so you can see what's on the disc. Tidier genres. "Folk, World, & Country" shows as one proper genre again instead of broken fragments.

Meet Monkey Tag. Map your collection to the shelves you actually own, so you always know where a record lives. - Set up your shelving the way it really looks, then place records onto it as you add or edit them - Split a shelf into sections with dividers, and print a QR label for a shelf or divider. Scan it to jump straight to those records - Filter your collection by shelf, by unit, or show what's still unshelved - Loan a record to a friend and note who has it, then mark it returned. Sold something? Mark it sold and it moves out of your totals but stays under the new Sold tab - The Collection screen has a tidier menu in the top corner for Shelves, collage, share and playlists Monkey Tag is off until you switch it on, so nothing changes until you're ready. Plus better artist sorting and a round of fixes.

Improved offline mode Added 'Dealers Choice' random record to spin Added value descending / ascending sort order Smart adding, more breadcrumbs to select correct pressing on returned choices Introduced sub genres, manually specified or imported

CSV Sync resolutions duplicate workflow and management chat function on and off discogs link improved

Sync issues with Discogs resolved Local storage resolved Apple music connection resolved

Stylus monitoring Sizing of fonts reorder record view details

We have added the ability to select the font size in the app. This can be performed externally to any accessibility settings from within the app settings area.

Your shelf, front and centre. This update is all about seeing your collection the way you actually think about it. • A fresh dashboard. Swipe through cards for your collection size and value, your crown jewel, what you play most, and wantlist copies that hit your target price. • Flip through your shelf. A new Carousel view lets you flick through your covers like a real crate, then tap to open a record. • Rediscover what you own. Browse by genre, led by records you haven't spun in a while. • Watch your wantlist. Set a target price and we'll tell you when a copy turns up at or below it. • Show your own photos. Turn on the setting and your shot of a sleeve becomes the cover and thumbnail. • Collage your whole collection. 11 ways to slice it, with high-res output for prints. • Resources and a vinyl glossary, so every term on a listing makes sense. We also made market pricing more honest about sample sizes, fixed multi-device sync for big libraries, added a Discogs sync audit, and smoothed out a handful of sync and thumbnail bugs.