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Pin songs to specific locations on a world map, creating a personal and shared musical geography. Discover music through location-based pins and curated prompts. Explore a global soundscape and connect with others through shared musical experiences.
What's New in Aux Atlas
1.0.1
November 7, 2026
Bug fixes, enhancements, a new loading screen, and widgets.
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FAQ
What is Aux Atlas?
Aux Atlas is a free music app that allows you to pin songs to specific locations on a world map, creating a personal and shared musical geography. You can discover music through location-based pins and curated prompts, and connect with others through shared musical experiences.
How does Aux Atlas work?
You can pick a place, select a song that is meaningful to that location, and add a note about the moment. Your pin will appear on the global map and on your personal map. Tapping anywhere on the map allows you to hear what's pinned there.
Can I listen to full songs on Aux Atlas?
Apple Music subscribers can hear full songs within Aux Atlas. Users who are not Apple Music subscribers will receive 30-second previews of the songs.
Does Aux Atlas have ads?
No, Aux Atlas is free and does not contain advertisements. It is designed to provide an uninterrupted music discovery experience.
What kind of prompts does Aux Atlas offer?
Aux Atlas provides weekly prompts, such as 'Pin a winter song, where it snows,' and bonus prompts for holidays and special events. Users can also suggest and upvote ideas for future prompts.
Can I share my music map with others?
Yes, you can share your personal map with others via a link. You can also start a shared map with friends for specific occasions like road trips or tours.
What devices is Aux Atlas available on?
Aux Atlas is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. It is rated for ages 4 and up.
How often is Aux Atlas updated?
Aux Atlas was last updated on November 2, 2026, with version 1.0. Future updates will likely introduce new features and improvements based on user feedback and development cycles.