Music Tracker: Vinyl Catalog

Bug fixes - Sorting by artist. With "Ignore leading articles when sorting" off, albums and artists sorted by surname landed in the wrong place: Johnson before Johns, Dawson before Daws. The order is now right with the setting on or off, apostrophes are ignored (O'Connor after Oasis), a hyphen counts as a space, and an album with no artist stays at the bottom. - Artists and articles. The articles setting now applies only to album titles: artist names sort as they are written, so "The Beatles" is under T. This also applies to the sidebar and to Shortcuts. - Titles with apostrophes and hyphens. When sorting by title, apostrophes are now ignored and a hyphen counts as a space: "Hard-boiled" comes before "Hard Land". The new order is applied automatically the first time you open the app after updating. From the last update - Tag, genre, and style suggestions when you assign them to an album, written with Apple Intelligence. They are never applied on their own: you choose. - A switch in Settings to turn features based on Apple Intelligence on or off. - Many actions for Siri and Shortcuts, which also understand the album, space, artist, quote, or note on your screen. You can ask how much you have spent, which artists and genres you collect most, and which albums you have lent. - Your albums in Spotlight search, in system suggestions, and in the widget stack. - Export an album, a space, or an artist as PDF or CSV, and share it as an image, a PDF, or text. - Importing rebuilt from the ground up: Music Tracker recognises the file, shows you row by row what will happen, and can update the albums you already have. Rows that could not be imported come back as a file explaining why. - Library search ignores case, accents, and punctuation; title sorting is more consistent and can ignore leading articles. "Repair search and sorting" in Settings rebuilds that data if you ever need it. Some of these features require a device compatible with Apple Intelligence and a recent version of iOS. Music Tracker is crafted by an indie developer. Your feedback and suggestions help shape future updates. If you find the app useful, a review would mean a lot. For any support, contact me at support@musictracker.app. Simone