Music logging app and album tracker where you rate, review, and log the records you love, and discuss them without discord.
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Free
Pricing
Starter $9/month (10 social accounts), Creator $19/month (25 social accounts), Pro $39/month (60 social accounts). All plans include unlimited team members, unlimited posts and scheduling, bulk and queue scheduling, platform customization and fixes, API, webhooks and MCP access. Storage varies: Star
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Key features
Per-account customization of captions and media
Platform-specific publishing settings
Platform-aware image cropping and resizing
Image editing with exposure, contrast, saturation adjustments
Brand customization with colors, fonts, logo and watermark
Queues and recurring post scheduling
Bulk publishing from files, folders or pasted text
Per-account publishing results and retry failed destinations only
Media gallery for organizing reusable content
MCP, REST API and webhook support for developers and AI agents
Log and track albums in your personal dislography
Private star ratings that only you can see
Write detailed album reviews with experience-first prompts
Follow listeners and build a friends-first feed
Browse and search albums without creating an account
Weekly editor's picks tied to New Music Friday
View highest-weighted community reviews
Web app accessible on phones and desktops
What makes it different
Publishes to all major social platforms in one workflow instead of creating separate posts for each
Automatically checks for and fixes platform-specific requirements before publishing
Publishes at scale with bulk scheduling and batch operations
Per-account failure handling means one platform issue doesn't affect others
Built-in developer integrations through MCP and REST API for AI assistants
Private ratings so you rate honestly without judgment
Designed specifically for albums listened to in sequence, not individual songs
Friends-first feed instead of algorithm-driven discovery
Connect with people through musical taste rather than traditional social metrics