
Archived App (Last seen on 24 Jul 2026)
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Discover new music by sharing your weekly favorite songs with friends. Each day, unlock a song from someone you follow, creating a personal music discovery experience. Build your musical identity and earn badges for your listening habits.
What's New in Pitch
1.0.3
January 27, 2026
• Search Functionality Updates • Following/Followers Optimizations • Bug Fixes
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FAQ
How does Pitch work?
Pitch lets you lock in your 5 favorite songs each week. Your friends do the same, and then one song from each person you follow unlocks daily from Monday to Friday, allowing you to discover music through your social circle.
Can I change my 5 songs after locking them?
No, once you lock your 5 songs by Sunday night, they cannot be changed. This feature encourages commitment to your current musical preferences for the week.
What are musical personas on Pitch?
When you sign up, Pitch generates an AI-driven persona based on your music taste, offering a short description of your musical vibe that appears on your profile.
Does Pitch have ads?
No, Pitch is ad-free. The app focuses on providing a curated music discovery experience without advertisements.
How often is Pitch updated?
The latest version of Pitch is 1.0.3, and it was last updated on January 27, 2026. This indicates a recent update cycle for the application.
What devices does Pitch support?
Pitch is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for users within the Apple ecosystem.
What is the age rating for Pitch?
Pitch has an age rating of 12+. This suggests that the content and features are considered appropriate for users aged 12 and above.
How does Pitch compare to algorithmic music discovery?
Unlike algorithms that recommend music based on past listening, Pitch focuses on recommendations from friends, believing that personal connections offer a more authentic music discovery experience.





