Rob In der Maur

With Chart Your Music you will be able to create collections of charts (e.g. Top 40 2022, Best Albums 2022) of the music you love and then create charts ranking your songs, albums, tracks, either daily, weekly, monthly, unordered. Over time, Chart Your Music will become your musical diary. This app is for music lovers that need more than the seasonal 'what did I listen to' lists of Apple...

Beautiful app with simplified yet elegant workflow to keep tracks of your series, movies, games, etc.

With Chart Your Music you will be able to create collections of charts (e.g. Top 40 2020, Best Albums 2000) of the music you love and then create charts ranking your songs, albums, tracks, either daily, weekly, monthly, unordered. Over time, Chart Your Music will become your musical diary. This app is for music lovers that need more than the seasonal 'what did I listen to' lists of Apple Music...

I just released a final update for 2021 for Chart Your Music. You can now define an overview period for a collection. This comes in handy when having a collection potentially spanning multiple periods (e.g. years). Imagine you do have configured a collection for your favourite albums of 2021. What to do in 2022? Do you need to create a new collection? You can, but with this new update you do...

A small update of Chart Your Music is now available on the App Store. It fixes some of the glitches introduced with the release of iOS 15. If you do have any thoughts on how to improve Chart Your Music or ideas for new functionality, let me know.

There is another update pending review from Apple. It adds sharing (or should I say importing) playlists and its tracks from Apple Music or Spotify. So you can kickstart your collection by importing a playlist of music you already love and then create charts where you then can easily pick from the shared tracks. Instead of having to manually search for the tracks. I will post update once the...

Next feature I am developing right now is an import feature of playlists from Apple Music or Spotify. So you can get a head start using the app.

Also updated the website https://chartyourmusic.com . Should be more appealing and hopefully explains the reason for this app a bit better. I do appreciate any feedback!

I've released an update of the app to the Apple App Store with some minor bug fixes. Also took the liberty to provide more details on the purpose and features of the app using a more elaborate description and annotated screenshots at the App Store product page. To start addressing some of @geffrey feedback.

Launched this app about a week ago. To me it is a hobby project come to live. I am just curious whether other persons think this is interesting. Background info on why this app was created you can find at https://www.chartyourmusic.com/blog/ichart

Big supported of Alfred for many years. Interesting to see what this add to an already great app launcher (and so much more)...