Chart Your Music

FIX: Solved crash when no network. FIX: Solved sorting in Entry Overview not properly working. A ton of new functionality in this release: You can now add any playlist as a chart to your collection, not only Apple Music chart playlists. For example, you can add your daily updated Apple Music Heavy Rotations Mix to a collection, or the Billboard Top 100 playlist on Spotify to a collection. When adding a playlist, you can select whether you want to add the playlist to the collection and pick entries from it later, or immediately create a new chart from the playlist. A ton of additional information is now available for your chart entries. Tap on the artwork in the entry details and you will find additional information the music service (iTunes, Apple Music, or Spotify) provides. On top of that you can retrieve information from other sources like Last.fm, Discogs, Genius. If there is more artwork available (for example liner notes, etc.) for a song or an album, it is displayed in cover flow. You can tap on any artwork to see a full screen version which you can drag and zoom for more details. The app now offers integration with Last.fm. If you have configured to like/love tracks for a collection, and you actually do like/love one or more entries, these entries are also added to your loved tracks in Last.fm. If you play an entry through the app, the entry is added to your Last.fm scrobbles. You can configure your Last.fm account in Settings. The app also integrates with the beautiful NowPlaying app; an app to explore the hidden stories behind your favourite music & enhance your listening experience. In the Statistics screen you can now search for Artist, Entry Title amongst all entries and Chart Title amongst all charts. Added some utility admin functions, for example to delete all reminders and to make a full backup in JSON of all your collections. Enjoy exploring this new major release!

FIX: Solved sorting in Entry Overview not properly working. A ton of new functionality in this release: You can now add any playlist as a chart to your collection, not only Apple Music chart playlists. For example, you can add your daily updated Apple Music Heavy Rotations Mix to a collection, or the Billboard Top 100 playlist on Spotify to a collection. When adding a playlist, you can select whether you want to add the playlist to the collection and pick entries from it later, or immediately create a new chart from the playlist. A ton of additional information is now available for your chart entries. Tap on the artwork in the entry details and you will find additional information the music service (iTunes, Apple Music, or Spotify) provides. On top of that you can retrieve information from other sources like Last.fm, Discogs, Genius. If there is more artwork available (for example liner notes, etc.) for a song or an album, it is displayed in cover flow. You can tap on any artwork to see a full screen version which you can drag and zoom for more details. The app now offers integration with Last.fm. If you have configured to like/love tracks for a collection, and you actually do like/love one or more entries, these entries are also added to your loved tracks in Last.fm. If you play an entry through the app, the entry is added to your Last.fm scrobbles. You can configure your Last.fm account in Settings. The app also integrates with the beautiful NowPlaying app; an app to explore the hidden stories behind your favourite music & enhance your listening experience. In the Statistics screen you can now search for Artist, Entry Title amongst all entries and Chart Title amongst all charts. Added some utility admin functions, for example to delete all reminders and to make a full backup in JSON of all your collections. Enjoy exploring this new major release!

A ton of new functionality in this release: You can now add any playlist as a chart to your collection, not only Apple Music chart playlists. For example, you can add your daily updated Apple Music Heavy Rotations Mix to a collection, or the Billboard Top 100 playlist on Spotify to a collection. When adding a playlist, you can select whether you want to add the playlist to the collection and pick entries from it later, or immediately create a new chart from the playlist. A ton of additional information is now available for your chart entries. Tap on the artwork in the entry details and you will find additional information the music service (iTunes, Apple Music, or Spotify) provides. On top of that you can retrieve information from other sources like Last.fm, Discogs, Genius. If there is more artwork available (for example liner notes, etc.) for a song or an album, it is displayed in cover flow. You can tap on any artwork to see a full screen version which you can drag and zoom for more details. The app now offers integration with Last.fm. If you have configured to like/love tracks for a collection, and you actually do like/love one or more entries, these entries are also added to your loved tracks in Last.fm. If you play an entry through the app, the entry is added to your Last.fm scrobbles. You can configure your Last.fm account in Settings. The app also integrates with the beautiful NowPlaying app; an app to explore the hidden stories behind your favourite music & enhance your listening experience. In the Statistics screen you can now search for Artist, Entry Title amongst all entries and Chart Title amongst all charts. Added some utility admin functions, for example to delete all reminders and to make a full backup in JSON of all your collections. Enjoy exploring this new major release!

If you are using Apple Music as the music service in the app, you can now import Apple Music chart playlists (like the Top 100 and City Top 25) into a collection.  So, aside from using the app to keep track of the music YOU love... over time..., you can now also record the musical preferences of one or more countries or cities...  Just create a collection to store a country's or city's chart playlists and start importing the chart playlist for that country or city on a daily (or regular) schedule. NOTE: This will be the last version supporting iOS 16. Newer versions of the app do require iOS 17.

Symbols are now used in the app to distinguish between songs/tracks and albums.

You can create your own Billboard Top 100, as the app now allows charts to consist of max 100 entries. You can quickly move an entry across many positions. Simply swipe an entry to the right, select the Fast Move (Rabbit) button and enter the new position. Fixed a bug with widgets.

Support for extra large widgets. Added additional configuration options per collection for the types of positions in a chart.

Added subtle animations in details screens. Fixed a bug in update entry sheet.