Join the closed beta

Community

reviews, ratings and sharing.

Every album in rpm has a page with ratings and reviews from other people who own it. You can write on artist walls, keep a public profile, and share your collection with friends. We are adding more ways for collectors to talk about their albums.

An album page in rpm with its reviews and comments, and an artist page with its wall

the groove: reviews and comments.

The groove is the review section of an album page. Write a review with a rating of one to five stars; the editor supports bold, italic, headings and lists. Mark other reviews as helpful or not helpful.

  • Sort by votes, by date, by length, or by the most positive or negative.
  • The review with the most helpful votes is shown first as the top review.
  • Leave a comment on the album. Reports are read by a person; nothing is hidden automatically.
  • Reviews and ratings work on the iPhone too.
The groove on an album page: reviews, comments, the sort menu and the review editor

Linked releases

reviews per release.

A first pressing and a reissue can sound different, so reviews in rpm belong to a release. Link each album to the release you own, found by catalogue number, barcode or country. Everyone who owns that release sees the same album page and the same reviews.

How linking works

An album page with the release it is linked to beside its reviews

And more

profiles and walls.

An artist page in rpm with its wall: posts, reviews and ratings

Artist walls

Each artist page has a wall. Write posts about the artist; reviews and ratings of their albums appear there too.

Your profile

A display name and a picture, shown with your reviews and posts.

Supporter

Supporter badge

Supporters have a heart next to their name. Supporters

Share with friends

Pair computers with a code and play from each other's collections. Sharing

Shared play counts

With "Share what I play" on (the default), your plays are added anonymously to a count per song. It can be turned off in Settings.

One page per album

Everyone who owns an album sees the same album page, ratings and reviews.

What comes next

planned.

We want rpm to become a place where collectors talk about their albums. These features are planned, and the beta testers will help decide how they work:

  • Follow other listeners.
  • See what other people are listening to.
  • A wall of your own that shows your collection.
  • Share an album or a playlist with one friend.

These are not in the app yet.

Friends laughing on the floor with their records
Two people browsing the crates in a record shop

join the closed beta.

We are choosing a limited number of beta testers. They get the app, 100 GB in the cloud and the supporter perks.

Apply for the beta