Bug fixes and improvements.

Taste match. Send your link to a friend: they rate a few albums from your shelf, no account needed, and you both get a percent. You see the records you agree on and your biggest clash, and you end up following each other. Find it under Test my taste on your profile. Also new: • Search your notes and lists, and filter them by tag • Album and song pages have an About section with the story behind the record • Translate shows up on any review written in a language other than yours • Your profile opens with your taste • The search sheet during setup stays on screen when the keyboard opens

Put records on repeat. Tap Repeat on any album or song and it goes to the top of your profile, right under your name. Home now shows what your friends have on repeat. Also new: • Tag anything you rate, then tap a tag to see everything you filed under it • Reviews written in another language translate in place, right on your phone • Album and song pages lead with the community score, in big type next to the stars • Your note and your tags sit together under the buttons • A release calendar for albums that are coming out, with a countdown until each one is out

Cover art and music videos get their own scores now. Swipe through the Covers deck next to albums and songs, score a cover from its album page, or rate a song's video from the song page. Also new: • Covers & videos on your profile, with every artwork and video you've scored • All your private notes in one place, opened from your profile • Tap a badge to read its story and see how rare it is • Share your cover and video scores • If your listening is connected, cards show how often you've played a record Fixed: deleting your account no longer shows an error after it has gone through.

Swipe between tabs. Home and Discover now move with your finger, and the pages you've already opened stay right where you left them. Also new: • Undo on the rating deck: a wrong swipe can be taken back for a few seconds • The app opens straight into your feed, and pages arrive whole instead of piece by piece • A review or reply that fails to send keeps what you wrote • Votes, follows and list adds show up the moment you tap • Profiles show five lists up front, with the rest one tap away

Spin has two new tabs. Friends plays the songs the people you follow rated, logged or loved. Deep goes past the hits, into less-played records near your taste. Swipe sideways to move between tabs. Every card now says why it was picked, shows your rating if you gave one, and tapping the song, album or artist name opens its page. A song with no clip plays its 30-second preview over the cover. Artist pages play the artist's clip behind the header, and a new Clips tab opens all their videos as a Spin stream. Discover has Artists for you, picked from what you play, rate and keep as favorites, each with the reason it is there. Home opens with a record to rate today, the most discussed review and listeners worth following, so a new account never starts on an empty feed.

Spin, a new tab. Official music video clips play one after another, full screen, with sound, and the next one starts when a clip ends. Rate the song, mark it listened, save it for later or share it without leaving the clip. Tabs at the top switch between your Later queue, songs picked for you, this year's releases, and any genre, tag or artist you search for. Under the title, the faces of people you follow who rated, logged or loved the song. Listen later. A Later button now sits on every song and album page. Saved songs play in Spin's Later tab, and both queues live with your lists. A song's page opens on its clip now, looping quietly behind the title. Home opens on what everyone is rating, with a switch back to the people you follow, and the tab bar is back to five. Also: a Home shortcut once you are a few pages deep in the catalog, 30-second previews play the right recording.

Your profile keeps a diary now: day by day, what you listened to and what you rated, in one stream. Connect Last.fm and your library comes with it — play counts by artist, album and track, with your own verdict beside each. Open someone else's profile and you'll see the records you have both rated, and how often you agree. Rating from home no longer opens a page: set the stars on the card, and records like it slide in behind. The rate deck now says why it dealt you each card. Sharing to Instagram goes straight to Stories.

Already rated hundreds of albums somewhere else? You can bring them with you now. Settings takes the file, and every score lands the way you left it. Also new: • Genre and year pages, so you can start from a decade instead of a search box • Guides and long reads, with rateable albums sitting inside them • A community board on every artist • The browse screens rebuilt around cover art

Listen while you rate. • 30-second previews — hit play on any song or album, with a mini player that follows you across the app • Listen mode in the rate deck — hear each pick before you score it • Rate a full album's songs in one dedicated swipe deck Thanks for spinning with us. Got feedback? We're listening.

• Share anything: albums, artists, tracks, lists, reviews and shows now have a share button. • Tap a Riffiter link and it opens right in the app. • Apple Music: connect your account and rate music you've already played. • Open any album or track straight in Apple Music. • Performance polish and bug fixes.