Spinstack Vinyl Collection

Spinstack 1.5 knows the condition of every record you own. RECORD CONDITION. The Condition tab is now a standard part of the app: Groove Vision, Scratch Detection, collection health, and a worth-checking-first queue. The new Condition Card is a shareable image with every detected scratch drawn where it sits in the grooves. The Condition Receipt is free for everyone, and exporting a Collection Appraisal became a moment: the report drops onto the desk in 3D, your total counts up, and it saves as a PDF. Plus a Generic sleeve grade for the plain sleeves most 45s come in. Price Watchdog and the Collection Appraisal now value each graded record at its own condition, and the headline, the PDF and the Condition tab agree to the dollar. Groove Vision shows its estimate with its confidence and marks the quadrant that set it; you decide the grade. ON YOUR DEVICE. Ask Your Collection answers questions from your actual records, in the app or from Siri, and shows what it checked under every answer. Point the camera at a sleeve and Spinstack tells you whether you already own it. Sonic Fingerprint measures a playing record's tempo, key and loudness. Every AI feature runs on your iPhone; nothing leaves it. AI Liner Notes is on by default where Apple Intelligence is available; if you had switched it off, your choice stands. AT THE RECORD STORE. Scan a partner store's counter card and Spinstack's App Clip identifies any pressing in the bins: no install, no account, with the store's own picks on a shelf. Your finds wait on Home after you install. And when a scan matches your wishlist, the sleeve rises out of a crate in 3D with the date you started wanting it. Already have the app? The store welcomes you by name before Vinyl Vision opens, with its staff picks a tap away. FROM WISHLIST TO SHELF. Add a record you had wishlisted and the wishlist entry clears itself, Done lands you back in one motion, and the new cover appears on your shelves immediately. TAP THE SLEEVE. An NFC sticker now opens the Tap Card: pressing, grades, value, play history and the scratch map for that exact copy, instantly and offline. ON YOUR WRIST. The watch app is redesigned around the listening session, wrist spins now count toward stylus wear, and a Never Spun complication surfaces the records you keep skipping. ON APPLE TV. Game Night is a pass-the-remote quiz built from your records. Now Spinning keeps a record company on the big screen, its disc turning at a real 33 1/3 rpm. Your replaced covers, Spin Reports and Crews come along, and Today's Pick sits on the Top Shelf. EVERYWHERE. Spin Reports rebuilt around your artwork. Today's Pick fills Discover on iPad. Your records in Spotlight, Siri opens a record by name, a Control Center scan control, and widgets that know when to appear. The Guide: 169 features, searchable. Sixteen languages, down to every permission prompt and Siri phrase. Export your whole spin history as CSV or JSON, with Discogs release IDs so any app can match your records.