Everything new in Analog.
A running record of every release — what's new, what's better, and what we fixed along the way.
Analog comes to iPhone Duo
Open it and the record you're playing sits on one side with its tracklist on the other. Half open like a book, your collection and playlists spread across two pages. Folded, it works just like on iPhone.
Analog comes to Apple Watch
See the record and side you're playing with the time left, identify a record from your wrist, and get recommendations for what to play next.
Analog comes to iPad
Identify the record and side you're playing, browse your collection and build listening sessions on the bigger screen.
More reliable listening
Analog gets straight back to listening when you return to the app, and recovers on its own after a phone call or other interruption.
Identifying starts the moment you tap the mic.
UI improvements throughout Analog.
Smarter playlists
Analog builds your playlists with a more capable AI model, so it follows your request more closely and picks records that flow better together.
Analog looks better in landscape
On Now Playing and record pages, the cover sits beside the tracklist, so you can see the side that's spinning and what's next without scrolling.
Your collection and search grids fill the width of the screen in landscape, with more records per row.
Built for iOS 27, with stability improvements across the app.
Search your whole collection from anywhere
Search your collection from anywhere in the app — tap the magnifying glass on the right of the tab bar.
Pull down on any record to refresh its tracklist from Discogs — handy when you've corrected a listing.
Syncing moves to a pull-down gesture
Pull down on your collection to sync with Discogs — the gesture replaces the sync button, in both grid and list views.
A smoother experience managing your Analog Studio subscription, plus small improvements across the app.
A fresh look for the app icon
Pick a new app icon — First Pressing, White Label, or Limited Edition — in Settings.
Your Lock Screen keeps up on its own
The Live Activity and Dynamic Island now update on their own — see what's coming up next without opening the app.
Send feedback now attaches your device info and a recent activity log, so support has the context to help right away.
Bug fixes and stability improvements.
Analog now lives outside the app — on your Home Screen, the Action Button, or just ask Siri
Home Screen widget in three sizes — the record spinning now, what's up next, and your top picks at a glance.
Identify a record from the Action Button, Siri, Control Center, the Shortcuts gallery, or by long-pressing the app icon.
Now Playing mini-player in the tab bar — one tap back to the record on the turntable from anywhere.
Tap the Lock Screen card or the Dynamic Island to jump straight into Now Playing.
Swipe right on any Up Next record to mark it now playing — for noisy rooms where the app can't hear over the chatter.
45 / 78 RPM badges on records that aren't 33⅓.
Records identify faster and more reliably — quiet intros included.
Long sessions survive the app closing — reopen and your queue is right where you left it.
More reliable on weak networks.
Bug fixes and stability improvements.
Bug fixes and stability improvements.
Meet Analog
Identify the record on your turntable with one tap.
See what's playing on the Lock Screen as the side counts down.
Build AI-drafted playlists from your Discogs collection.
Keep listening with on-device recommendations tailored to the record on the platter.