Spinstack 1.5.2 puts your own Discogs grades, fields, stars and folders to work, opens The B-Side to everyone, and brings What to Spin to your Home Screen. YOUR DISCOGS FIELDS. A record opened from Home, Search or Discover now finds your own copy, with its grades, notes and fields, instead of offering to add it again. Grade fields you've renamed or translated now read and save properly, matched by the abbreviation in brackets, such as NM or VG+. Choose which of your fields hold the grades, notes and subgenre tags, and where each of your own fields shows on a record. Tap a note or a field on a record to change it right there, without leaving the page. Rate a record in Edit Grading and your stars sit beside the community's on its page. They're Discogs's own rating, so they match discogs.com. Select records in the Collection to set their stars, grades, folder and your own fields together. Bulk Scan's Apply to All does the same. YOUR SHELVES. After your Collection and Wishlist, Stacks now shows What to Spin, Today on the Shelf and The B-Side, all switched on. Move or hide them anytime in Customize Home. When a shelf holds more than one format, each cover says which, and a Format chip beside Never Spun shows just your vinyl or just your CDs. Group the Collection by Discogs genres, by its finer styles, or by your own Discogs folders, and Subgenre Tags can come from a drop-down field again. Record pages list every track, both sides of a single included, and only play a preview that really is that recording. Record pages list each side's matrix and runout, the barcodes and the label codes, ready to compare with your copy. Artist pages show the biography, the members, the bands a musician played in and the other names they recorded under. Records on your wishlist show their stars and your note, Highest Rated puts the most wanted first, and a scan that finds one shows its note. New Folder, Rename Folder and Delete Folder work right in the app, in the Collection, on a folder's page and in Edit Selected, so a new genre becomes a folder in one step. Searching your shelves looks at every artist on a record, not just the first, with the words in any order and accents ignored, so the performers on classical records turn up too. DISCOVER. Friends, their spins and adds, reactions, recommendations and crews no longer need Spinstack Pro, so every collector you know can join in. What to Spin's Filter lists the formats you own: pick Vinyl, and a CD you never play stops coming up first. The widget shows the same pick as the app, with its Apple Intelligence line and the weather, and Next brings the records the app would, their lines already written. A label's catalogue number and its words now search together, and the results are ordered by what the label says, so the record in your hand comes up first more often. AND AROUND THE APP. On tvOS 27, opening a record from the Apple TV Home Screen or from Cover Flow, or What to Spin from Discover, no longer freezes the app. On a Mac, Spinstack notices records you add on your iPhone within minutes, without being quit first, and its widget follows. Opening the app, What to Spin and Insights do far less work on a big shelf, and refreshing it from Discogs takes half the requests.

Spinstack 1.5.1 brings Last.fm all the way in, shows the records behind every answer, and fixes what collectors reported. LAST.FM, ALL THE WAY IN. Last.fm's weekly charts come into Spinstack, with your own covers over the records you actually own. A scrobble Last.fm refused now says why, and can be sent again with the artist and title corrected first. Every track on a record carries how many times you have played it and whether you loved it on Last.fm. Import years of Last.fm scrobbles as spins, so a collection you played long before Spinstack arrives with its past intact. A FRESH LOOK. The artist page, Spin Reports and Today's Pick open on a picture that runs to the top of the screen instead of starting under a black strip. Stats, Insights, Week in Vinyl, the Last.fm screen and Discover show the covers they used to only tally. Turn Reduce Transparency on and Spinstack's surfaces go solid and legible everywhere, instead of only in the few places that had been built for it. ASK YOUR COLLECTION. The starter questions now name your own labels, artists and records everywhere, instead of offering everyone the same four about records you may not own. Under an answer you get the records it actually looked at, as covers you can tap, and See all lists every one it found rather than only the few it could name. After an answer, the question that usually comes next is offered for you: which ones, what have I played most, which are still on my wishlist. You can stop an answer while it is being written and keep what it had already said, and a question that goes wrong now comes with a way to try it again. WHAT TO SPIN. The card that picks your next record leads with the record: a bigger cover, the label as an eyebrow, and everything it knows on one line. What to Spin knows first light, the last hour of light, dusk and tonight's moon phase, and says so when there is something worth saying. RECORD CONDITION. The appraisal PDF is made by a proper button under the number it appraises, and the preview it opens finally has a way out. AND AROUND THE APP. Collection, Wishlist and folder shelves scroll through every record, the way a real shelf would, instead of stopping at a dozen. An artist's page leads with the vinyl you own and the vinyl you do not, rather than every format Discogs happens to list. A rating, a note or a cover you changed now reaches the backup, and so do records you added by hand and Groove Vision scans. Spinstack now speaks Turkish, its seventeenth language, across the iPhone app, Apple TV, the Watch, the widgets and the App Clip. A single's B side now plays on the add screen too, wherever you found the record. Heavy Rotation now finds the vinyl for deluxe and remastered editions, and any album can search again. Ambient Mode now puts the record's cover on the Lock Screen, and in StandBy fills the screen with the sleeve and a clock-sized timer. FIXES. Your spin history now fills in on a new iPhone, iPad or Apple TV that had shown it empty. Right after the app opens, What to Spin no longer calls records you play often unplayed. Vinyl Vision reads the catalogue number on older 45 labels such as Gone, Atco, Stax and Chess. Dates in an exported collection now open as dates in any spreadsheet. And a crash when running Spinstack on a Mac is fixed.

Spinstack 1.5 knows the condition of every record you own. RECORD CONDITION. The Condition tab is now a standard part of the app: Groove Vision, Scratch Detection, collection health, and a worth-checking-first queue. The new Condition Card is a shareable image with every detected scratch drawn where it sits in the grooves. The Condition Receipt is free for everyone, and exporting a Collection Appraisal became a moment: the report drops onto the desk in 3D, your total counts up, and it saves as a PDF. Plus a Generic sleeve grade for the plain sleeves most 45s come in. Price Watchdog and the Collection Appraisal now value each graded record at its own condition, and the headline, the PDF and the Condition tab agree to the dollar. Groove Vision shows its estimate with its confidence and marks the quadrant that set it; you decide the grade. ON YOUR DEVICE. Ask Your Collection answers questions from your actual records, in the app or from Siri, and shows what it checked under every answer. Point the camera at a sleeve and Spinstack tells you whether you already own it. Sonic Fingerprint measures a playing record's tempo, key and loudness. Every AI feature runs on your iPhone; nothing leaves it. AI Liner Notes is on by default where Apple Intelligence is available; if you had switched it off, your choice stands. AT THE RECORD STORE. Scan a partner store's counter card and Spinstack's App Clip identifies any pressing in the bins: no install, no account, with the store's own picks on a shelf. Your finds wait on Home after you install. And when a scan matches your wishlist, the sleeve rises out of a crate in 3D with the date you started wanting it. Already have the app? The store welcomes you by name before Vinyl Vision opens, with its staff picks a tap away. FROM WISHLIST TO SHELF. Add a record you had wishlisted and the wishlist entry clears itself, Done lands you back in one motion, and the new cover appears on your shelves immediately. TAP THE SLEEVE. An NFC sticker now opens the Tap Card: pressing, grades, value, play history and the scratch map for that exact copy, instantly and offline. ON YOUR WRIST. The watch app is redesigned around the listening session, wrist spins now count toward stylus wear, and a Never Spun complication surfaces the records you keep skipping. ON APPLE TV. Game Night is a pass-the-remote quiz built from your records. Now Spinning keeps a record company on the big screen, its disc turning at a real 33 1/3 rpm. Your replaced covers, Spin Reports and Crews come along, and Today's Pick sits on the Top Shelf. EVERYWHERE. Spin Reports rebuilt around your artwork. Today's Pick fills Discover on iPad. Your records in Spotlight, Siri opens a record by name, a Control Center scan control, and widgets that know when to appear. The Guide: 169 features, searchable. Sixteen languages, down to every permission prompt and Siri phrase. Export your whole spin history as CSV or JSON, with Discogs release IDs so any app can match your records.

Spinstack 1.4.7 Spinstack comes to the record store. Partner shops now keep Spinstack cards at the counter: scan the code with your camera and a pocket Spinstack opens instantly, no download, no account. Point it at any barcode in the bins to see exactly which pressing you are holding, hear a preview, browse the shop's staff picks, and keep a Dig List of everything you checked. Install the full app afterwards and your Dig List is waiting on the Home screen. Pick the words off the photo. When Vinyl Vision reads a label, you can now tap exactly which words to search, right on the picture: the catalogue number, the artist, whichever you choose. The automatic pick got smarter about 45s too, since a catalogue number usually runs around the rim. Won't scan? Read the numbers. When a barcode is too worn or curved to scan, the barcode scanner reads the printed digits beneath it instead. And when a scanned barcode exactly matches a pressing's printed barcode, that pressing now tops the results. Truer previews for 45s. A 7 inch titled "Song A / Song B" is two songs, not an album. Apple Music previews on the add screen now understand side titles and stylized spacing, so more records get a listenable clip. Fixed, from your reports. The record summary written by Apple Intelligence could describe the wrong album when a record's Discogs notes mentioned labels or studios; it is now grounded in the record's own title, artist, year, and styles, and existing summaries regenerate on their own. Alternate pressings no longer show Unknown Artist in the All Versions list or the listening queue.

Spinstack 1.4.6 Your Crew, leveled up. Every private crew now opens with a This Week recap: total spins, how many members joined in, and how the weekly Crew Spin went, with a share card to pass around. Finished weeks collect in a Stamp Book with a streak flame when your crew keeps the run alive. Add a record to the shared crate and tag what kind of pick it is, upvote the ones you love, and the top pick becomes the next Crew Spin in a tap. Optional, throttled notifications keep you posted, and Report and Block sit on every crew surface. Scan close up. Vinyl Vision and the barcode scanner now switch to your iPhone's macro lens when you move in, so the catalogue number on a 45 stays sharp instead of blurring the moment you get close enough to read it. Pinch the preview to zoom, and tap it to focus exactly where you want. Wax Timeline, opened up. Every cover, year, and heatmap square now taps through to the records behind it, drag the growth curve to read any week, and a new Music Eras section shows which decades your music comes from, not just when you bought it. The acquisition replay gained a scrubber and 1x/2x/4x speed. Sonic Connections, rebuilt. The six-degrees path finder leads the screen, Random always finds a route, everything is tappable, and the Strongest Chain is steady between visits. Your own subgenre tags. Point Spinstack at a custom field on your Discogs collection and your tags become searchable and filterable in My Library. Now in Arabic and Hebrew, with a full right-to-left layout, and a native-speaker repair pass across every language. Plus: a smarter Insights header, tidier Spin Reports, album artwork on Condition PDFs, and a fix so records you just added always show in your collection.

Spinstack 1.4.5 is the biggest update yet: your listening gets reports, your collecting gets company, and your records get a health check. SPIN REPORTS Your month and year in vinyl, on the Insights tab. Pick any month or year for a recap computed live from your spin log: total spins, unique records, listening time, your best streak, most-played records and artists, and your mood breakdown, with an AI-written summary and a shareable card. A notification lands when a new report is ready. CREWS A private circle of up to eight collectors. One shared feed everyone can react to, a crate you build together, and a weekly Crew Spin everyone chases at their own pace. Invite-only, nothing public, and your block list always wins. MAKE YOUR OWN MOODS The mood row now ends with a New Mood chip. Type anything (Porch Weather, Crate Digging) and tag your spins with it. Your moods appear on spin rows, share cards, filters, and analytics, and they sync across your devices. A CONDITION TAB, IN LABS An opt-in fifth tab for your records' health: scan or listen for wear, see how much of your collection is graded, and check the most valuable ungraded records first. Adapts to your iPhone, with or without LiDAR. DEEPER AI LINER NOTES Session recaps written like diary entries from the records you actually played, streaming text, thumbs feedback, shareable recap cards, and a one-line reason for today's pick. Eleven surfaces now, all on-device, all opt-in. SMARTER WHAT TO SPIN Today's pick can consider the weather outside (opt-in), and it no longer repeats what On This Day already shows. MAKE YOUR AVATAR YOURS Set an emoji on a color you pick, your Memoji or Genmoji, or a photo instead of your Discogs picture. Friends see it across The B-Side and your crews. AND MORE - Tap the Your History card on a record to relive every spin, with your notes side by side. - Tap an artist's name to see everything you own by them. - Stylus Hours in Labs: track the life on your needle, with a wear ring, a Wear Over Time graph, and a heads-up before it is due. - Records with no Discogs track times now estimate listening time, so every spin counts. - Complete Your Artist is faster and steadier, and its format buckets finally match Discogs. - Groove Vision retuned, with scan insights and per-record condition history. Records remember. We listen.

A big update. Spinstack comes to Apple Watch, holds steady when Discogs has a bad day, scrobbles through Last.fm outages, takes any format of custom record, and starts backing your library up on its own. Spinstack on Apple Watch. A listening companion on your wrist. Swipeable pages for Today's Pick, The B-Side, recent spins, a Listening page, and Log a Record. Start a Now Spinning session, drop the needle, and the watch tracks the side with a countdown ring and a wrist tap to flip near the end, even with the watch asleep. Each record logs a spin and the session saves to your iPhone. React to friends from the wrist, add complications, ask Siri, and on Apple Watch Ultra map Start a Session to the Action Button. Localized in all 14 languages. Steadier when Discogs wobbles. The Discogs API has had repeated outages lately, so Spinstack now makes clear when it is Discogs, not the app, names what is wrong, and shows when it recovers. Your collection falls back to its saved copy instead of erroring, and a record you add during an outage queues and submits automatically once Discogs is back, checking first so nothing is added twice. We also run our own status page in Settings. Scrobbles survive Last.fm outages. Log a spin while Last.fm is unreachable and Spinstack holds the scrobble, then sends it automatically when the service returns, so a listen is never lost. Custom records, beyond vinyl. Add a record that is not on Discogs in any physical format, cassettes and mixtapes, CDs, MiniDiscs, reel-to-reel, and more, not just vinyl. Pick a medium, then the type. Automatic iCloud backup. Your spins, listening sessions, and custom records back themselves up to iCloud once a day while you use the app, a safety net on top of the usual syncing. Turn it off in Settings. Gift Mode. Open Search > Gift Mode and scan a barcode to see which opted-in friends already own a record or want it, so you never buy a duplicate gift. Tap a friend to browse their collection and wishlist by genre. Pro. Scratch Detection, in Spinstack Labs. Start a Silent Session and Spinstack listens through the microphone for the surface scratches on the record you are playing, mapping where they sit, track by track. A spot is Confirmed once it turns up in the same place across plays. On-device and opt-in. Plus a tidier feed, cleaner Last.fm artist names, a fixed share card, search results that no longer clip, steadier playback, and an on-device crash record for better bug reports. Now fully translated in 14 languages. Records remember. We listen.

Spinstack 1.4.2 is all about polish and reliability. BEAUTIFUL ON iPAD Discover and your Insights now make the most of the big screen. Today's Pick sits as a wide banner with your Quick Picks right below it, and Wax Timeline and Stats line up in one clean, centered column. NOW IN MORE LANGUAGES Spinstack is now fully translated in Brazilian Portuguese and European Portuguese. The Spanish throughout the app now reads naturally for collectors in Latin America, while still feeling right in Spain. YOUR UNLOCK STAYS PUT Restore Purchases now brings your unlock back right away, and collectors who already own Spinstack no longer see a stray trial reminder after opening the app on a weak connection. PLUS THE USUAL CARE Smaller fixes and refinements throughout. Thanks for collecting with Spinstack.

Spinstack 1.4.1 brings collectors closer together. ADD A FRIEND IN PERSON Pair like an Apple Watch. Pick Show My Code and your Vinyl DNA appears with a scannable code at its center, drawn as a cloud of dots in your own colors. A friend points their camera, the swirl becomes the viewfinder, and you're added with a tap. Prefer to type a username? That's still one tap away. PRESSINGS A new showcase for collectors who own an album on more than one variant. Your colored vinyl fans out and spins, each disc showing its color, year, country, and catalog number, with a ring that tracks how many of the album's known pressings you own. Find it in Discover. THE B-SIDE, LIVELIER An unread badge lets you know when friends have new activity, and clears the moment you look. Double-tap a record to react. Your most-reacted spin of the week leads the You tab. Add a friend's record to your wishlist with Want it too, and see Albums you both want on their profile. LAST.FM, ON EVERY RECORD Open a release and see how it lives on Last.fm: global listeners, your own plays, and its top tags. Your Week in Vinyl crosses what you actually spun this week against your shelves, so the records you own and played rise to the top. A SHARPER CRATE DIG Crate Dig now shows each album once instead of repeating it as several pressings, so every dig is fuller and more varied. PLUS POLISH A refreshed welcome tour that shows off everything Spinstack can do, a tidier B-Side shelf on your home page, and the usual round of fixes and refinements. Thanks for collecting with Spinstack.

Spinstack 1.4 is a year-defining update across navigation, daily workflow, listening, and discovery. IT LOOKS THE PART Vinyl Shelves graduated from Labs and became the default Home layout. Soft reflections, a hairline shelf line, no card chrome. Apply the same look to Collection, Wishlist, and Folders. Opt back to Classic Home in Settings. Release Detail redesigned. A proper hero with three primary action buttons. A new Your History section. Long tracklists collapse, videos hide by default, Other Pressings became a carousel. Reimagined Navigation by default. The 4-tab layout (Stacks, Discover, Insights, Search) replaces the old 3-tab. Settings lives behind your profile avatar. Search redesigned. Two scopes at the top of the search bar: My Library and Discogs Catalog. IT REMEMBERS Listening Sessions. Name a night. Friday Listening Party. Sunday Slow. The Spin Log reads day by day with sessions inline. Six new moods. Sunday Morning, Date Night, Rainy Day, Nostalgic, First Listen, Comfort. Quick-Log a Spin. Long-press the orange Log Spin button on a release for instant logging with a brief toast. NFC tags work harder. Write a sticker once, tap to log every spin after. Batch Tag walks your shelves with pressing details on screen. IT CONNECTS The B-Side opt-in friend feed for people you actually collect with. Adds and spins, auto-expires after 7 days. Vinyl Reactions. Ten curated emoji per spin. Push notifications when someone reacts. Trending in Your Circle and Albums in Common. Gift Mode. A new Search scope across the collections and wishlists of friends you opt in. Wishlist matches lead. Collection matches follow with an Already Owns badge so you do not buy a duplicate. IT CONNECTS TO THE WORLD Last.fm hub. A top-level Settings entry brings every Last.fm feature into one place. In Your Collection. The overlap between your Last.fm top artists and your Discogs vinyl. Wantlist Candidates. Artists you scrobble most that you do not own on vinyl yet. Forgotten Favorites. Lifetime top artists you have not played in six months. Last Spin on Home. An opt-in Home card that surfaces your most recent scrobble. If you own the record, one tap logs a spin to your physical copy. TOOLS FOR COLLECTORS Crate Dig graduated out of Spinstack Pro. Free for everyone. Add a Record. One unified entry: Barcode Scanner, Bulk Scan, Vinyl Vision, and a Discogs catalog search bar. Barcode pressing disambiguation. Matrix and runout codes per pressing, plus a search bar to filter by code. Records Not on Discogs. Bootlegs, self-released singles, flea-market finds. Five free, unlimited with Pro. iCloud-synced. Marketplace, in-app. Sell from your collection, manage inventory, handle orders. Ambient Listening Mode. A full-screen record-spinning companion with rotating cover, session timer, Lock Screen and Dynamic Island integration. Spinstack on iPad. First-class layouts across roughly 20 surfaces. IT LISTENS TO YOUR SHELVES AI Liner Notes. Apple's on-device language model writes personalized text across six surfaces. Vinyl DNA, Crate Dig, Sonic Connections, Spin Log moods, Release Detail summaries, Spin Log Analytics. Runs entirely on your device. Opt in via Spinstack Labs. Requires Apple Intelligence. IT SEES THE RECORD Groove Vision. On iPhone Pro and iPad Pro, scans the playable surface in four close-up quadrants. LiDAR reads depth, camera reads texture, worst quadrant wins the grade. SIRI ANSWERS WITH CARDS Seven Siri / Shortcuts entries return a snippet card alongside the spoken dialog. Cover art, gradients pulled from the record, action buttons. NOW IN SIX LANGUAGES English, Deutsch, Español, Français, Hrvatski, 한국어, and 日本語. PLUS Last.fm and Collection Stats widgets. Apple TV companion redesigned. Weekly Digest. New Release Alerts. New Friend Spin Alerts. A long polish pass for big libraries. Tap Settings → About → Release Notes for the full breakdown. Records remember. We listen.

A stability and trial-fairness round. Two changes: - Sectioned scrolling, fixed on iOS 26.5. Sorting Collection or a folder by letter or original year on iOS 26.5 with a few thousand records could trip the system watchdog and terminate the app. Fixed. Section headers no longer pin to the top of the screen; a small floating capsule shows your current letter or decade instead. The right-edge alphabet scrubber works the same as before. The underlying layout is dramatically lighter on big libraries. - Trial fairness across reinstalls. The 30-day free trial used to reset every time the app was deleted and reinstalled, because the trial date lived only in a store that iOS wipes on uninstall. The trial now follows your Apple ID through iCloud and the App Store, so the window is honest end to end. Existing users carry their current trial date forward. Keep the feedback coming. Settings → Help & Feedback.

We fixed the sync bug that was hiding records added on Discogs.com. Pulling to refresh now shows your latest additions, including on big libraries where a stalled page in the middle of a refresh used to throw the whole result away. A few more wins along the way: - Price Watchdog is steadier on large libraries. A tester reported the app quitting halfway through a long sync on a several-thousand-record collection. We trimmed peak memory across the fetch and throttled mid-sync recomputes so the process stays alive end-to-end. - Pulling to refresh on the Home screen actually fetches now. Was a silent no-op within five minutes of the last sync. - Some Apple Music pressings come with the wrong preview track list. Release Detail now has a per-record Hide Apple Music Previews toggle. - Batch Tag Records picked up an "Ignore leading 'The'" sort option so The Beatles files under B and The Wall files under W. Keep the feedback coming. Settings → Help & Feedback.

Crate Dig is now on every tier. The swipeable "surprise me with a record from my collection" feature graduated out of Spinstack Pro. Every user gets the full experience, right next to What to Spin. The smart pick and the random surprise. Both included. Faster, leaner launches • Your collection, wishlist, and folders paint from the last synced version the second you open the app. No more blank grid waiting on the network. • Reopen within five minutes of a sync and Spinstack skips the Discogs call entirely. Instant launch, fewer API requests. • Beyond that, Spinstack refreshes quietly in the background while you browse. The list updates in place when fresh data lands. • Folders cache to disk now, not just their preview covers. Offline folder access shows records, not an empty state. • Pull to refresh always brings back the whole collection. Filing, the way record shops do it • First Name First or Last Name First sorts for Artist A-Z. Traditional filing, finally. • Beach House stays Beach House. Two-word bands no longer flip to "House, Beach." • Artist Banners group every record by the band that made it in list view. Browse like flipping record-shop dividers. • Sort Within Artist lets you order albums inside each banner. Alphabetical, or by original release year. • Original Year sorts group your records by decade. 1960s, 1970s, 1980s section headers you can tap. The right-edge strip switches to 60s, 70s, 80s for era-jumping. • Long-press any record anywhere in the app to log a spin. Collection, wishlist, search, a friend's shelf, an artist page. The B-Side, richer • React to a friend's spin with one of eight vinyl-themed emoji. Heart. Fire. Vinyl. Quick vibe, no typing. • See the records you and a friend both own right on their profile. • Trending in Your Circle ranks the records your friends are spinning most this week. • The feed auto-refreshes every few minutes while you read it, and background pushes wake you when a friend logs a new spin. Quality of life • Last.fm login simplified. Username and password. No API keys. • Three new Siri shortcuts: last spin, current streak, what's next in your queue. • Compact list view fits about 18 records on screen instead of 6. Remembered per view, synced across devices. • A gentle Sunday evening digest recaps your listening week. • Memorable Moments tags first spins, 5-star listens, milestones, and anniversaries. • German, Spanish, French, and Croatian across the whole app. Reliability • Fixed a crash that could hit users with 1000+ records when tapping a push notification. Notification scheduling also stopped blocking the main thread during tab switches on big libraries. • Pull to refresh now re-sorts every time, even when the record count is identical before and after. • A rare crash in Price Watchdog when a release appeared in both your collection and wishlist is fixed. • Background tasks stop cleanly when you leave a view. No more stale redraws after rapid tab switching. • A rare cold-launch crash from tapping a notification is gone. Crate Dig got a visual refresh too. Bucket and match pills moved to the top of each card. Action buttons now carry labels so new users don't have to guess. The progress strip shows "Card 3 of 12" and "9 left." The back of the card scrolls for longer reasons. Thanks for building your shelf with Spinstack.

Fixed a data parsing error that could break search in large collections. If you hit a "data couldn't be read" message when searching, that's resolved. Record detail and sync were not affected.

Customize Your Home Screen Reorder or hide any section on the Stacks home screen without digging into Settings. A new editor with a live preview lets you shape the app around your habits. Open it from Quick Actions or the tip banner on the home screen. Insights, Redesigned A new Hero card at the top shows live counts for your Records, Wishlist, Genres, Artists, Decades, and Labels. Swipe between two pages to see them all. Feature cards now sit in a clean 2-column Liquid Glass grid grouped into Discover, Analytics, and Grow Your Collection. Milestones in Stats now show every locked achievement with a live progress bar. Find Records Faster in Search The Search tab now has Quick Find shortcuts for Scan Barcode, Bulk Scan, Vinyl Vision, and Scan NFC Tag when the search field is empty. All your record-finding tools in one place. What to Spin Widget The medium widget now shows the record's Genre alongside Year and Format, and has a new Spin button next to Next. Tap Spin to instantly log the pick as played. Album artwork now also stays in full color in Tinted and Clear Home Screen modes. Friendlier Empty States The B-Side home shelf shows a hint when your friends are quiet. Play Next explains how to build a queue when empty. Wax Timeline tells you it unlocks at 5 records. Crate Dig makes it clear when your collection is too small instead of showing a generic error. Full Localization Overhaul French, Spanish, German, and Croatian translations went from around 81% coverage to over 99%. Every language now speaks casually using tu, tú, du, and ti. Hundreds of awkward machine-feel phrases were rewritten to sound like they were always written in that language. Dozens of grammar and accent errors from earlier builds are fixed. Polish & Accessibility Dynamic Type support on more screens so text scales with your iOS text size setting. Selection haptics added to Settings toggles, alphabet scrubber, destructive menu actions, and the Reorder button. Pull-to-refresh on Collection and Wishlist now fires a success haptic. Barcode scanner helper text reads clearly against any camera background. Alphabet scrubber in Collection and Wishlist has larger tap targets, higher-contrast letters, and VoiceOver labels. Bug Fixes Settings sub-screens (Display, Notifications, Data, Advanced, NFC) no longer show flat unboxed rows in Light mode. Refreshing The B-Side in the Friends or full view can no longer wipe your home shelf when CloudKit has a hiccup. Reordering home sections after an app update no longer risks a crash. Cards on The B-Side home shelf with user notes now line up cleanly with cards that have no notes. Full notes in the B-Side view are no longer truncated at 2 lines. Price Watchdog confirmation dialog updated to reflect the new batch size.

The B-Side: Now Working The friend activity feed from 1.2.1 wasn't showing spins between friends due to a username matching issue. Fixed. Usernames are now case-insensitive everywhere. If your feed was empty, tap Settings > The B-Side > Wipe My B-Side once, then log a fresh spin. Manual refresh buttons added to Friends and The B-Side views. Permissions Setup New and returning users are guided through Camera and Apple Music permissions early so features work the first time you need them. All camera views now show an "Open Settings" button when access is denied instead of a dead end. Easier to Understand Collection, Wishlist, and other views now have brief descriptions so you know what each section does. New tooltips explain The B-Side, Apple TV pairing, Milestones, Spin Log, and the Stacks dashboard as you discover them. The purple number in Sonic Connections Bridge Records is now labeled. Mood tags say they shape your Spin Analytics. Price Watchdog shows its data comes from Discogs Marketplace. Vinyl DNA has an expandable list of all six collector archetypes. The Recently Played section guides new users to log their first spin. Crate Dig in Insights Crate Dig now has its own card in the Insights tab so it's easier to find. Price Watchdog: Faster Prices now fetch in parallel instead of one at a time. Larger batches, shorter cooldowns, and releases already priced today are skipped automatically. Roughly twice as fast for large collections, and repeat refreshes are near-instant. Tips Show Faster Feature discovery tips now appear on your second launch instead of your fourth, and new tips can surface every hour instead of once per day. Bug Fixes Fixed Vinyl Vision crashing when tapping the + button on a matched record. Fixed the barcode scanner viewfinder not aligning with the overlay in Scan Barcode and Bulk Scan.

THE B-SIDE: SEE WHAT YOUR FRIENDS ARE SPINNING Spinstack is now social, without losing the privacy you signed up for. Turn on The B-Side in Settings to share your recent spins, collection adds, and wishlist picks with friends who follow you. Tap the new B-Side shelf on your home screen to see what they've been up to. Off by default. You choose exactly what to share. Your notes, ratings, moods, and listening history stay private unless you explicitly opt them in. Shared activity auto-fades after 7 days, and a single tap wipes everything you've ever published. DJ-FRIENDLY SHARING Flip the eye toggle on any spin to share your note publicly. Enable ratings in settings and your stars ride along too. Your friends see the records you loved, not just the records you played. NEW HOME SHELF The B-Side lives on your Stacks home screen alongside Recently Added and Recently Played. Tap a card to view the record, long-press to log your own spin of the same album. HONEST STATS "Various" no longer counts as an artist in Top Artists, Unique Artists, Wax Timeline, or Crate Dig. Your compilations still live in your collection as they always have, but your stats now reflect real artists only. Thanks to the user who asked for this. QUALITY OF LIFE - Fixed NFC Log Spin not loading the tracklist when you tap a tagged record. - Fixed the Collection Currency picker clipping symbols like CHF, MX$, and NZ$. - Added a proper Privacy section to Settings explaining exactly what The B-Side does and does not share.

NFC: Tap to Spin Write NFC sticker tags to your vinyl records. Tap a tagged record to instantly view it or log a spin. Batch Tag mode lets you tag your entire collection in one session. Three tap actions: View Release, Log Spin, or Quick Log Spin. Tags sync to iCloud across devices. Barcode Scanner Rebuilt with a custom camera engine. Torch toggle, animated viewfinder, live match preview, duplicate warnings, and drag-to-reorder on the review screen. What to Spin New Genre Filter button lets you narrow random picks by genre. Spin button now opens the full Log Spin sheet with tracklist, rating, and notes. Fixed an issue where suggestions only drew from a small subset of large collections. Play Next Queue Build a listening queue from your collection. Drag-to-reorder, swipe to mark as played or remove. Play Next shelf on the Home screen. Other Pressings Compare alternate pressings with marketplace prices. OG badge marks originals. Format badges for 180g, colored vinyl, limited editions, and more. Condition Tracker Tracks play count since your last grading. Nudges you to re-grade when play count gets high relative to condition. Smart Notifications Spin streak reminders, new release alerts for your top artists, and friend overlap alerts when a friend adds a record you own or want. CloudKit Spin Log Sync Spin log now syncs via CloudKit with no size limits. Full notes, tracks, and ratings sync across devices. Back Up Now and Restore from iCloud in Settings > Advanced. Automatic restore on reinstall or new device setup. Spin Detail View Dedicated session view showing tracks played, rating, mood tags, notes, and duration. Edit inline. Friends Activity feed shows what friends are adding. Inline preview with "See All Activity." Display & Preferences Drag-to-reorder Home sections. Layout syncs via iCloud. Insights Tap missing releases to view details. Long-press to add to Collection or Wishlist. Vinyl and LP releases only. Tips & Onboarding Tips now appear one per day instead of all at once. Core tips first, advanced tips after a week. Bug Fixes Fixed spin log data not loading after updating from an earlier version Fixed What to Spin only picking from the first page of large collections Fixed iCloud backup and restore reliability on reinstall Fixed Price Watchdog notifications showing release ID instead of album title Fixed Spin Share card crash, Last.fm scrobble track titles, and Recently Played refresh

Apple TV Support Spinstack comes to Apple TV. Browse your record collection on the big screen with beautiful cover art grids. Search Discogs, explore Insights, and enjoy Ambient Mode. Pair instantly with your iPhone or sign in manually. Spinstack Pro syncs automatically across devices. Spin Share Cards Share what you're spinning with beautiful cards. Pick from Classic, Dark, or Color styles. Color style extracts colors from your album art for a unique gradient. Share to Instagram, iMessage, or save to your camera roll. Last.fm Scrobbling Connect your Last.fm account to scrobble your vinyl spins. Now Playing updates automatically, batch scrobbles all tracks with accurate timestamps, and you can retry failed scrobbles from the Scrobble Activity view. Unified Search The Search tab now shows instant results from your Collection, Wishlist, and Spin Log alongside Discogs results. Improvements Friend profiles now load all records as you scroll Search within a friend's collection loads their full library Improved Crate Dig reliability and swipe responsiveness Fixed Crate Dig onboarding popup that kept reappearing

What's New in 1.0.1 Quick-Log Spin - Tap the new Spin button on the What to Spin card to instantly log a record. No forms, no taps, just one button. - The button confirms with a green checkmark and automatically shows your next suggestion. - Long-press any Recently Played card to quickly log the same album again. - Full Log Spin sheet with rating, mood, tracks, and notes is still available from Release Detail. Analog Feel Polish - Cover art across the app now has a subtle reflection overlay for a warmer, more tactile look. - Recently Played shelf cards tilt in 3D as you scroll for added depth. - Spin Picker cover art animates with a spring transition when switching suggestions. - Crate Dig cards now give haptic feedback when you swipe past a threshold or flip a card. - Tapping stars and mood tags in Log Spin now gives a subtle haptic tick. Other Improvements - Tap the active tab icon to instantly jump back to the top of that section, no matter how deep you are. - Fixed terminology throughout the app ("records" instead of "vinyls").