Album focused listening for your Apple Music library, available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad. Made with love by @mclaughj at @zero1software ❤️🎵
setting up my twttr 🎵
Hello world! I've shared a lot from my personal account (@mclaughj) about Albums, but this account will be the main place to receive updates about the app on social media going forward.
Albums 2.1 is available! It’s been really fun supporting the iPhone Duo and evolving the UI with the changes that iOS 27 brought to liquid glass.
2.2 is up next with:
• Widgets
• Listening stats
• Landscape support on iPhones
• Better support for arbitrary window sizes and more on iPad
the price for the Deluxe Edition will go up to $11.99 with 2.2, so if you’re interested in locking in the current price, act fast!
submitting Albums 2.1 to the App Store ~tomorrow. it will have:
• iPhone Duo support 📱
• iCloud Sync ☁️
• Album editing + auto fixes 🪄
if your Apple Music/iTunes library is anything like mine, you likely have some albums that are split or have incorrect metadata. it drives me nuts, and i’ve finally built a robust system on top of the album metadata to support finding, fixing, and syncing those things across your devices.
exhibit a: i only have the deluxe edition of this album added, but Apple Music split it into two for some reason (screenshot #1). after applying the album fix in Albums (#2), i’m left with one complete album again! (#3).
Albums 2.2 is right behind this release, with widgets (finally)!
Albums was born out of my love for music.
I’ve always enjoyed listening to albums front to back in the order the artist decided on, appreciating the highs and lows of the journey. Linkin Park’s ‘Meteora’ was the first album I remember that transitioned seamlessly between tracks.
i love this new app by @b3ll, just need a way to open the album in @_albumsapp and it’ll be complete 😉
(the plastic wrap option is a great touch, really love it!)