Sleevd vs MusiCards Release Viewer

Sleevd is a simple, powerful way to track, rate, and discover music albums. Think Letterboxd — but for albums. Whether you’re diving into classics, exploring new releases, or building your personal taste, Sleevd lets you log what you listen to, rate albums, and share your thoughts over time. BUILD YOUR MUSIC PROFILE Keep a history of every album you’ve listened to. Rate, review, and revisit your favorites anytime. DISCOVER WHAT TO LISTEN TO NEXT Find new albums through your own listening patterns and the community. Never run out of music again. RATE AND REVIEW Give albums a score, write quick thoughts, or leave detailed reviews. Your taste evolves — Sleevd keeps track. ORGANIZE YOUR FAVORITES Create lists, track your top albums, and build a personal archive of your music journey. DESIGNED FOR MUSIC LOVERS Fast, minimal, and built for people who care about albums — not just playlists. Download Sleevd and start building your music identity. Part diary, part collection, Sleevd helps you remember your listening and see your music identity take shape over time. For album listeners, record collectors, and deep listeners. Your music, remembered.

MusiCards is a visual MusicBrainz release browser and personal music player designed for exploring music data in a calm, clean and structured way. Search for artists, releases and tracks, scan CD barcodes, look up MusicBrainz release IDs, identify music using Shazam or Apple Music Now Playing, and explore detailed release, track and artist information. Connect an indexed local music library or your own Navidrome server to see which MusicBrainz releases you can play. Matching releases can be played directly in MusiCards with background playback and system media controls. The app organises music into five cards: • SEARCH: Find artists, releases and tracks, scan barcodes, use Shazam, browse recent items and discover releases from Apple Music Now Playing. • RELEASE: View cover art, release details, label information, release history and other available versions. Open the selected release in Apple Music when available, or play it from a connected library. • TRACKS: Browse the complete track list. For classical music, composers, works and movements are displayed in a structured way instead of a flat list. Tap any track to see performers, creators and technical credits. • ARTIST & DISCOGRAPHY: Read a short Wikipedia biography excerpt and browse a categorised MusicBrainz discography by year. English Wikipedia content is preferred, with another available language used when no English article exists. • PLAYER: Play matching releases from an indexed local library or Navidrome. View artwork, track information, performer credits, playback source, audio route and decoded audio format. Control playback from MusiCards, the Lock Screen, Control Center or the system Now Playing interface. A MusiCards account is not required. Connecting a local library or a self-hosted Navidrome server is optional; the complete MusicBrainz browsing experience remains available without either. MusiCards is a personal project focused on clear and transparent presentation of music metadata. The app does not infer or generate missing information — if data is unavailable from its sources, it is shown as missing. Powered by MusicBrainz, the open music encyclopedia. MusicBrainz data is available under the Creative Commons CC0 licence. Cover art is provided by the Cover Art Archive.