MusiWiki

MusiWiki

Cross-ref musicians and groups

2 ratings
3 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 3, 2023
  • October 29, 2024

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Explore the interconnected world of musicians and bands with extensive cross-references. Discover solo careers, group memberships, and music history spanning millennia. Search for artists and bands quickly and access deeper insights via Google and Wikipedia.

Cross-reference musicians and groups
Discover solo careers and band memberships
Explore music history from ancient to modern
Powerful search for artists and bands
One-tap links to Google and Wikipedia
Free data updates for life
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What's New in MusiWiki

2.0

October 29, 2024

2.0 adds single-link references to the Connections picker (artists that don't point to each other), increasing the number of cross references from over 900,000 to over 2,000,000. Because of this added feature, those of you who have not yet bought a permanent subscription will have a new one-month window to try the app.

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$2.99

Permanent Subscription

Keeps the pickers active after free trial

User reviews

Great for what it is

It’s simple. A wiki exclusively made for music artists scene. I like how I can look up one artist and spot who’s they were connected to at a point in their career.

Great source!

I’ve been using this app for hours finding new music!

Cool app!

Really great app that shows how many of your favorite bands and musicians are connected. Also links to Wikipedia for more in depth info related to the specific artists. Really interesting and enjoyable!.

FAQ

What is MusiWiki?

MusiWiki is a music discovery app that allows you to explore the interconnected world of musicians and bands. It uses data from English Wikipedia to show relationships between artists and groups, spanning from ancient times to the present day.

How much does MusiWiki cost?

MusiWiki offers full access free for the first month. After the trial, it costs USD $2.99 (or local equivalent) for continued exploration. The group picker feature remains active permanently.

Does MusiWiki have ads?

No, MusiWiki is ad-free. The app explicitly states that it contains no advertisements, ensuring an uninterrupted user experience.

What devices is MusiWiki compatible with?

MusiWiki is currently supported on iPhone and iPod. It is not compatible with iOS Display Zoom, but users can adjust text size through iOS Text Size settings.

How often is MusiWiki updated?

MusiWiki provides free data updates for life. The app was last updated on October 29, 2024, with version 2.0, indicating ongoing development and data refreshes.

What is the age rating for MusiWiki?

MusiWiki has an age rating of 9+. This suggests the content is generally suitable for children aged 9 and above, with no mature themes.

How can I find connections between musicians on MusiWiki?

You can instantly flip between musicians and their groups to discover every band a musician has been part of, and every musician in a band. The app also allows you to jump seamlessly through music history to find connections you never knew existed.

What do users think of MusiWiki?

MusiWiki has a perfect rating of 5.0 stars from 2 ratings, indicating a highly positive user sentiment based on the available feedback.