Records app
Your music library is an art gallery.
Cover-first music player for iPhone and iPad.
Bit-perfect playback of high fidelity Apple Music
and local files.
Every picture plays.
If you like the cover, you will love the music inside. 60% of the time, it works every time.
You can play music in millions of apps, and all you see is text. In Records, there is only music.
Play the pictures. Enjoy art.
Browse the bins.
Records is built like a physical record store. Choose one of our 118 bins and start digging. Come to the counter if you need any suggestions.
Fill your crates with the ones you love. The choice is yours.
Every bit is perfect.
Your device turns into a high resolution jukebox. A digital record player.
Stream 24-bit, 192 kHz to your headphones or sound machine.
No processing, no compression, no degradation. Every bit reaches your DAC exactly as released by the artist.
A music ritual in your pocket.
Records is a tool for music lovers. It consists of three parts. Turntable on the top, explorer on the bottom, artwork(s) in the middle of the screen.
Play something and it goes to the turntable. It's always there. Segments fill track by track as you listen cover to cover.
Always something new.
With thousands of records in the bins, there is always something new to hear. Most of the time, it's good. Sometimes, it's incredible.
Just add it to your library. Curating crates is much easier when records are free to add.
Never shuffle.
An album is a playlist made for you by the people who made the music.
Play a particular song. Skip as much as you want. The sequence stays the same as the record was released.
Just play the picture.
Every record is a picture with a duration. You see the picture. You play the picture.
Records app is as simple as it can be. It took quite some time to get rid of all the functionality standing between you and the music.
Records is for people who listen with intention. Who go digging for music they've never heard, and collect the ones they love. Who want the artist on the other side of the cover, not an algorithm in between. The streaming apps were built for entertainment. Records was built for the art.
