The best!
Amazing!!
Great Idea, However…
Response from developer
Thanks giving CD Wally a try, and I’m glad you like the idea. You’ve actually landed right on the whole idea behind it. CD Wally isn’t meant to hold your entire library, it’s the wallet you’d grab on your way out the door. Nobody ever hauled all 600 discs to the car; you picked the ones you wanted with you for that drive. The limit is the point, not a shortcoming. And you’re never locked out of anything, you can swap albums in and out anytime, so your wallet always reflects what you’re into right now. Thanks again for the support and happy listening!
CarPlay support would be amazing!
Rekindled my love of albums
Good way to listen to music
1988? Yes please!
CD Wally somehow captures that exact late-80s/90s ritual: flipping through plastic sleeves, spotting an album you forgot you loved, and committing to listening to the whole thing. No endless scrolling, no algorithm, no shuffle roulette- just albums, the way they were meant to be heard.
The visual details are really good. The discs spin up, the sleeves feel right, and the whole experience scratches that “digging through the car CD wallet on a road trip” itch.
What really surprised me is how it changes how you listen. Instead of grazing tracks, you actually rediscover albums again. Turns out the album format still works.
If you grew up with a visor-mounted CD wallet in your car or a Case Logic binder under the passenger seat, this app will hit you right in the nostalgia center.
1988 called.
It wants its CD wallet back.
And honestly… I’m keeping it.
