The Shelf Project vs Ah Yeah

Eliminating Album Decision Paraylisis. The shelf is for remembering that one album you've been wanting to listen to, but didn't have a place to put. You can think of it as a "queue" of sorts, where you save all the records your friends have been telling you about. You can also save albums you love, rate them, add notes, and keep your own personal listening history journal. Features: - Add albums to your personal "Up Next Queue" or "No Skips" list (for storing all of your favorites) - Switch between both lists on the home page and tap the dice to fetch a new album - Filter by genre so you always find the perfect album for that moment - Write reviews and personal notes to store in "The List," an journal of your own personal listening journey - Optional Spotify integration a very tiny passion project made with love for his best friends by jack henry

Ah Yeah turns your iPhone into a scratch turntable. Touch the vinyl to scratch, hit the transformer to cut, and choose from multiple beats to keep the rhythm going. Features: Realistic vinyl scratching with touch control Transformer button with instant cut effect Multiple beat loops to scratch over Adjustable beat volume Switch between 33 RPM and 45 RPM vinyl speed Reversed cut mode Lefty option No account needed. No ads. No data collected. Just scratch.