Every improvement we’ve shipped.

TrackGenius™ is starting to explore podcast links as part of the same sharing layer, so episodes and shows can move across apps with the same clean handoff.

A great album should be immediately visible, not hidden behind one track. TrackGenius™ is making albums feel more like the old CD jewel case: obvious, complete, and easy to come back to.

The old stacked list is gone. Playlists now land in a compact visual grid with layered artwork, clearer sections, and faster ways to open, share, and manage what you’ve built.

Results stay anchored while new matches arrive, remote lookups finish in the background, and scrolling through a big search no longer turns into a moving target.

TrackGenius™ now connects the whole loop: share a track, see where it travels, and keep the music that matters close.

Drop a few tracks into a stack and TrackGenius™ can quietly pull in songs that keep moving with them. The original picks stay intact; the extra records come from real co-shares, not a random playlist guess.

The app is getting calmer where it needs to be, more responsive where it should feel instant, and a little more personal without getting louder.

Same clean handoff, more personality around it. Themes help the app match the music you live with, not just the default skin it shipped with.

Playlist follows can keep moving without making your library count feel wrong. Shared playlist tracks stay separate from the tracks that are actually yours.

When the network drops, TrackGenius™ can use what is already on the phone, explain the handoff once, and keep the library from feeling stuck.

As real shares expose messy metadata, stale fallbacks, and provider quirks, cleanup scripts quietly tighten the library so yesterday's rough edge becomes tomorrow's normal behavior.

When TrackGenius™ needs more confidence on a service match, it chooses the safer search path. Matching is getting clearer and more direct without forcing bad destinations.

The creator beta flow now has a clearer path from a creator profile or music link to useful cross-platform analytics.

A stack does not need to be the whole album to matter. If you saved favorites from an album, TrackGenius™ should still make that album easy to find and reuse.

This App Store build makes TrackGenius™ more reliable in the real world: local music can keep playing offline, playlist follows open cleaner, preferred app handoffs feel smoother, and artwork recovers when the network comes back.

Playlist follow links open into the app more cleanly, with the web page still acting as the fallback when the app is not ready.

Remembered Apple Music, Spotify, YouTube Music, and TIDAL preferences are handled more carefully so repeat opens feel faster without forcing weak search fallbacks.

SoundCloud shares that look like Title - Artist by Uploader now keep the real artist out of the title and avoid treating a random uploader as the artist.

Public playlist pages and user profiles now say Follow playlist, matching how listeners understand live playlist updates.

Stacks now stay focused on favorites from one album, making them fast reusable picks instead of another playlist format.

Playlist followers can get update pushes on iPhone and iPad, with grouped notifications, mute controls, unsubscribe support, and playlist pages that keep the music easy to reopen.

Stack pages now show music-app open signals as the primary signal count, with browser-confirmed clicks broken out separately for stricter measurement.

The creator page now focuses on share activity, conversions, session data, link reuse, public creator profiles, and automatic links for the big music services.

Plain YouTube video links with channel-style authors can create TrackGenius™ links instead of failing when the metadata format is less tidy.